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TruerToTheCore · 10-14-2011, 06:32 PM

His biggest issue was that Byrne replaced the real Superman with a lame impostor. Which is understandable.

And "The Man of Steel" isn't even remotely as good as Birthright. The latter one is a story, the MOS is just... well... just a few single issues with almost no connection at all.

10-14-2011, 06:32 PM	#2
TruerToTheCore It tickles! Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Earth-1 Posts: 2,856	Re: What was Mark Waid's issues with the 1986 retelling? His biggest issue was that Byrne replaced the real Superman with a lame impostor. Which is understandable. And "The Man of Steel" isn't even remotely as good as Birthright. The latter one is a story, the MOS is just... well... just a few single issues with almost no connection at all. __________________ "Yes! Man-Bat himself is--the Vampire over Vegas!" - The Batman ('Tec #429)