A music video I made of 'Jimmy Olsen's Blues' by the Spin Doctors from their album Pocketful of Kryptonite. The clips are from Superman the Movie ... video.aol.com

By Grace The DC Comics’ legal battles have forced the mega-studio to rethink the entire Superman franchise, starting with new storylines without a Kryptonite origin. And so this Monday, DC Comics unveiled plans for a series of new SUPERMAN graphic novels, that do not include nor mention Superma...

By erikab1123 A part of Lois wants to be a part of something greater – to be a part of something grand and special. Her heart and mind are telling her that Clark is the answer to all of her dreams. She even figured everything out on her own in IDOL but was cruelly left in the dark thanks to her annoying cousin’s machinations (I fully believe that had the phone not been ringing, had she not slipped off of the flagpole when she did that Clark was ready to reveal his true self to her in IDOL.) Instead she’s left feeling like an idiot and confused as hell. Now if we take her memories from the future into account here, nobody told Lois that Clark was the Blur, the result was that when he faced off w/ Zod at the end of her future trip and got stabbed by the Kryptonite laced knife, Lois...   [read the full post]

By Mel Odom In Superman: Kryptonite, Cooke manages to write about Superman’s first encounter with the dreaded meteorites from his exploded home planet, and to find a way to get Superman in touch with his Kryptonian heritage for the first time. I thought the story was well done and presented a number o...

Graphic Novel Review: Superman: Kryptonite by Darwyn Cooke and Tim Sale Blogcritics.org (blog) spend hours reading comics and imagining what it would be like to have super powers and a secret identity. Superman's relationship with Lois Lane during ...

After that comes a brief mop-up at the Rock of Eternity, where the just-gassed-up Captain Marvel takes on a Red-Kryptonite-angered Superman. ... and more »

Joe Kelly: "I'm not aware of the current continuity - but for my money, there was no Kryptonite until Krypton exploded." So, according to the majority of Superman fans (backed up by the majority of responses we got from the comic book writers, editors, actors, etc...), Kryptonite did not exis...

The Kryptonite island was to give an infinite energy source to Metallo and keep superman away. And Lex made up the rumor that Krypton was still around to ... and more »

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By The Rev. OJ Flow Kryptonite, Lex Luthor and Doomsday have yet to fell the “Boy of Steel” (funny, for a lead actor in his 30s now), but finally something may be too deadly for Clark Kent/Kal-El/Superman to overcome: A new Friday night timeslot. Making the rounds in entertainment trades is news that The CW ne...

By Chris Marshall Also on the show I read two e-mails, one regarding the reproduction quality of DC Comics Classics Library: Superman - Kryptonite Nevermore and another on how I first came to be acquainted with Watchmen back in 1986. DC Comics Boards - Superman Kryptonite Nevermore Discussion

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) I’m either a glutton for punishment, or have some crippling addiction to Superman and Batman that I cannot resist reading about them, but despite how little I enjoyed Michael Green and Shane Davis’ Superman/Batman: The Search for Kryptonite, I didn’t let that stop me from reading the ne...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) I remember how excited I was when Superman/Batman premiered with Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuiness in 2003; anyone who's followed the book since then knows its gone steeply downhill. Mark Verheiden's Enemies Among Us was a fun a-continuity celebration of Silver Age comics, but after Alan Burne...

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Action Comics #872 (DC Comics) The Creature Commandos. Ultra the Multi-Alien. Gold Kryptonite. That’s…that’s a lot of cool stuff for a 2008 issue of Action Comics, let alone one written by Geoff Johns and one that’s part seven in a big multi-book crossover storyline.

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By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) We hop over to the Daily Planet where Jimmy is sitting there waiting for Clark. Jimmy tells Lois that he has something important to talk to Clark about. Lois says that Clark is busy helping out his mother so it is best that Jimmy not talk to Clark for a while. Lois notices that Jimmy is extremely bothered. Lois then tells Jimmy that he can trust her and tell her whatever he wanted to talk to Clark about. Jimmy then recounts the events told in Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen Special #1. Jimmy says that the bottom line is that the military is amassing all sorts of Kryptonite weaponry. Lois comments that the military wants a way to defeat the Kryptonians. Jimmy adds that the military project is designed to defeat just one Kryptonian: Superman. Jimmy thinks that t...   [read the full post]

By Graeme McMillan It was the moment where a million fanboys cheered - I know, that I was one of them - but does Superman The Movie director Richard Donner publicly stating that the Superman movie franchise should be handed over to Action Comics writer (and former assistant to Donner) Geoff Johns actually me...

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Action Comics #869 (DC Comics) Oh my God! Does Superman/Clark Kent, the grown man who’s invulnerable to everything except magic, red solar radiation and Kryptonite, actually drink beer, a popular adult beverage which can lead to inebriation and the death of brain cells in frail, morta...

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By Rokk Krinn Superman appears on the scene along with Kyle, Donna and Forager. Superman punches Darkseid and then comments that Mary could use a better role model. Superman and Darkseid engage in a titanic brawl. Superman vows to put Darkseid down once and for all. Jimmy then begins to glow with green Kryptonite. Superman crumbles to the ground. Jimmy is horrified and exclaims that Darkseid is controlling him. That Jimmy has absolutely no control over his powers. Darkseid tells Jimmy that he can now watch his best friend die. Personally, if Didio really felt the need for a female villain to compliment Superman-Prime then I would have much preferred that Supergirl play this role rather than Mary Marvel. At least it would have made a bit more sense for Supergirl...   [read the full post]

By Brian Cronin A villain shows up, using a very amusing scheme (kidnapping someone and ransoming him to, well, himself), and ends up hurting Superman when some Kryptonite on set explodes, sending jagged pieces of Kryptonite into Superman’s face.