Superman ’78 Kids25 finding a joyous positivity that

finding a joyous positivity that does not ignore the darkness

Brian Clough

leaving home

wandering monsters

He has adopted a style which is at once extremely readable and reflects both the simplicity and grandeur of the story

Superman ’78 Kids25 finding a joyous positivity thatDC follows the very successful Batman '66 with the new Superman '78, inspired by the Man of Steel's movie adventures starring Christopher Reeve. In the late 1970s moviegoers were thrilled by the words "You'll believe a man can fly!," which introduced actor Christopher Reeve as the silver screen's charming new Man of Steel. These adventures are set in a world where superheroes are strange, thrilling, and romantic. These stories, written by comics