Posts Tagged ‘Lois Lane’
August 15th, 2012 Posted at Super-Random Super-Panel
Curt Swan, Leo Dorfman, Lois Lane, Perry White, Silver Age, Stan Kaye, Superman, Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane
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| Comments Off on Super-Random Super-Panel #31August 14th, 2012 Posted at The Thrilling Adventures of Superman
Clark Kent, Don Komisarow, George Taylor, Golden Age, Jerry Siegel, Lois Lane, Newspaper Daily Strip, Podcast, Spotlight, Superman, Wayne Boring | 1 Comment
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Welcome to episode 84 of The Thrilling Adventures of Superman. The show’s mission is to explore the history and development of the Superman in his formative years by chronicling the Man of Steel’s Golden Age adventures in comics, radio and film.
A series of strange accidents have struck the fair city of Metropolis! Michael looks at the 17th storyline from the Superman daily newspaper strip, Clark Kent is assigned to the case, but finds the “accidents” are anything but, leading to Superman tangling with the mysterious hooded saboteur behind them all. Also this episode, Michael presents a Spotlight on Superman artist Don Komisarow!
And don’t forget, another episode of the show will be released on Friday, Aug. 17!
QUOTABLE:
I warned you not to oppose me, Man of Steel!
–The hooded saboteur
Leaps tall infernos at a single bound!
Context is for wimps
One punch!
Above the city
Intertitles for this story:
Three’s a Crowd
Impasse.
Crashing the Gate.
Creeping Death!
Oops!
What — No Skeleton?
Red-Hot Scent!
He Gets Around
Consternation at the Station
Information, Please
Discovery
Superman Takes No Chances.
Lois in Danger!
Fair Warning
The Double-Cross.
Bomb-Proof!
Unmasked!
(Strips 514 and 523-534 do not have an intertitles in the reprint. Not all papers ran the intertitles and the source for this strips was one that did not.)
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The Thrilling Adventures of Superman is also a proud member of the Superman Podcast Network. And don’t forget to check out the Superman Homepage!
July 24th, 2012 Posted at The Thrilling Adventures of Superman
Action Comics, Clark Kent, Daily Planet, George Taylor, Golden Age, Jack Burnley, Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, Leo Nowak, Lois Lane, Paul J. Lauretta, Podcast, Superman, Wayne Boring | 1 Comment
| 1 CommentWelcome to episode 81 of The Thrilling Adventures of Superman. The show’s mission is to explore the history and development of the Superman in his formative years by chronicling the Man of Steel’s Golden Age adventures in comics, radio and film.
This episode, Michael looks at the Superman story story from ACTION COMICS #30! A snow-storm blankets the city of Metropolis… in mid-July?! What could be the cause? This is only the first of many questions tackled by Superman in this tale — including an end-of-the-story twist so shocking that you’ll never see it coming (and may wish you could un-see it once you do…)!
QUOTABLE:
“Lois in the thick of this! I might have expected it!”
–Superman
The cover to ACTION COMICS #30 by Joe Shuster and an inker
The splash
Zolar! (Or maybe the Ultra Humanite… or the Yellow Mask… or Luthor from the future… or…)
Boom goes the strato-ship
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July 10th, 2012 Posted at The Thrilling Adventures of Superman
Clark Kent, Daily Planet, Golden Age, Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, Krypto-Raygun, Kryptonite, Lois Lane, Morning Pictorial, Perry White, Podcast, Sgt. Casey, Superman, Superman (comic), Wayne Boring | 1 Comment
| 1 CommentWelcome to episode 79 of The Thrilling Adventures of Superman. The show’s mission is to explore the history and development of the Superman in his formative years by chronicling the Man of Steel’s Golden Age adventures in comics, radio and film.
This episode, Michael is joined by Jeffrey Taylor for a look at SUPERMAN #7, featuring four brand new Superman stories. From the wrongly accused to a town of exploding people to jewel thieves and crooked politicians, Superman takes on a wide range of challenges. And the hosts themselves cover a wide berth of Superman-related discussions in the process with talk ranging from comics to radio to television, film and beyond!
Be sure to catch Jeffrey regularly on From Crisis to Crisis: A Superman Podcast and Green Lantern’s Light! Don’t miss his ‘Man of Steel’ Countdown and Geek Debate columns at movies.com. And don’t miss Jeffrey’s web comic, Slipstream, which is illustrated, colored and edited by fellow Superman fans (and all-around nice guys) Billy Hogan, Charlie Niemeyer and Adam Dechanel! A huge thanks once more to Mr. Taylor for coming on the show.
QUOTABLE:
I don’t want to miss a word of this. Super-hearing, do your stuff!
–Superman
The cover to SUPERMAN #7 by Joe Shuster and Wayne Boring
Maybe he should rethink that answer.
‘Applied psychology’
A task for Superman
No chains can hold him!
The most important news story of the year ever! On page… three?
Woops.
Helloooo, nurse!
The Black Gang!
Advertisement for the Superman Kryto-Raygun
Links mentioned in the episode:
– Jeffrey mentioned “Exile” as one of his favorite Superman storylines. He and Michael Bailey covered this in episodes 38 to 43 of From Crisis to Crisis: A Superman Podcast.
– Jeffrey also lists SUPERMAN: SECRET IDENTITY as another favorite. It hasn’t been covered on From Crisis to Crisis (yet), but gets the highest endorsement from this show’s host, as well. So read it now and be prepared for when they do.
Download the episode directly. Or, you can subscribe to the show via iTunes or the RSS feed! Questions or comments? Additions or corrections? Drop a line! Share your thoughts on the episode and the issue. You can connect with show on Facebook and Twitter, as well, to get updates!
The Thrilling Adventures of Superman is also a proud member of the Superman Podcast Network. And don’t forget to check out the Superman Homepage!
July 3rd, 2012 Posted at The Thrilling Adventures of Superman
Clark Kent, Don Komisarow, George Taylor, Golden Age, H.J. Ward, Jerry Siegel, Lois Lane, Newspaper Daily Strip, Spotlight, Superman, Wayne Boring | 1 Comment
| 1 CommentWelcome to episode 78 of The Thrilling Adventures of Superman. The show’s mission is to explore the history and development of the Superman in his formative years by chronicling the Man of Steel’s Golden Age adventures in comics, radio and film.
Michael looks at the 16th story from the Superman daily newspaper strip as Clark Kent is sent undercover to get to the bottom of a wave of kidnappings. It’s another weird one folks, and you’ll never guess the ending, so buckle in and hang on tight! Also this episode, it’s the return of the Spotlight feature with a focus on painter H.J. Ward!
QUOTABLE:
D-do you realize who it must be? Superman!
–unnamed thug
The ‘plan’
What is he doing?!
Girl power
Bullets bounce
Links mentioned in the episode
– Publisher’s page for “H.J. Ward” by David Saunders
– H.J. Ward on Google Images
Also, as discussed in the episode, here is a look at H.J. Ward’s Superman painting, both in its original and retouched forms. (If anyone has a color photo of the original — please, email in!)
H.J. Ward’s original painting
H.J. Ward’s retouched painting
Download the episode directly. Or, you can subscribe to the show via iTunes or the RSS feed! Questions or comments? Additions or corrections? Drop a line! Share your thoughts on the episode and the issue. You can connect with show on Facebook and Twitter, as well, to get updates!
The Thrilling Adventures of Superman is also a proud member of the Superman Podcast Network. And don’t forget to check out the Superman Homepage!
