Look for more videos from my trip to the 2013 Superman Celebration in the coming days.

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• 18 Jun 2013
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Steve Lombard became a Daily Planet sports writer after the 1970s editorial shift at DC Comics. He's something of a jerk in the comics, which may be easier to see in the inevitable sequel. He was mostly absent from Superman stories for years after the 1986 comic book reboot, but returned just a few years ago.

Major Carrie Ferris who said "I just think he's kinda hot," is Carol Ferris, the love interest of Hal Jordan as Green Lantern (played by Blake Lively in the recent Green Lantern movie) and she became the villain Star Sapphire in those comics.

Father Leone was the character's name that Clark spoke to in the church while deciding whether to turn himself in to authorities. A character with the same name was used while Superman was having some emotional troubles in the famous "For Tomorrow" story by Brian Azzarello and Jim Lee in Superman (vol. 2) #204-215 around 2003.

Ken Braverman was one of the bullies giving Clark a hard time in a flashback in front of Sullivan's Tractors. Kenny Braverman was from the comics in 1994-1995 who was a childhood friend of Clark, but always came in second in athletic and school events, which angered his abusive father. He became the villain Conduit and had a hard time killing Clark Kent, only to discover his dual identity and attacking his family, friends and fiancée Lois Lane.

• Steve Younis
• 18 Jun 2013
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You can download the song via iTunes, check out the lyrics on YouTube, and subscribe to their channel.

• Steve Younis
• 18 Jun 2013
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• Steve Younis
• 18 Jun 2013
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Here's what took place in tonight's episode:

Our next show will be broadcast Monday, June 24 at 8.30pm PDT in the U.S. (click here to check what time this is at your location).

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• Steve Younis
• 17 Jun 2013
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Revised figures from Warner Brothers indicate that Man of Steel broke the $200 million mark over the weekend. The North American debut for the Superman reboot exceeded expectations by taking in $128.7 million, up from Sunday's $125 million estimate.

The overseas grosses also came in higher than originally reported. New figures from Warner Brothers point to a $73.3 million debut for Man of Steel outside of North America. The Superman reboot grossed $202.1 million worldwide in its opening weekend.

Additionally, Reuters reports that "Man of Steel" has broken the record for the biggest June opening ever.

"Today is a big day for us," said Warner Bros' president of theatrical distribution Dan Fellman, noting the film's record opening. He added that "Man of Steel" was now well-poised to reap big box office "in the heart of the summer play time."

The studio was also pleased by 56 percent male, 44 percent female audience, which Fellman said bodes well being a higher-female makeup that was usual for superhero-centred pictures.

"The film is playing extremely well for fan boys as well as the family," he said.

• Steve Younis
• 17 Jun 2013
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Mild Mannered Reviews - Superboy #21

Cover date: August 2013

"State of Decay"

Writer: Justin Jordan
Penciller: R.B. Silva & Edgar Salazar
Inker: Rob Lean & Denis Frietas
Cover: Ken Lashley with Matt Yackey

Reviewed by: Adam Dechanel

A great tale, a bit odd to have Krypto arrive/hunt for Superboy for no reason and the overall reveal was rather predictable but as a whole the story was a very enjoyable one that ups the ante for the Blood & Steel storyline. I have never read any Dr. Psycho stories past but I'll admit he's a fun addition to the cast. The throne was a real odd moment by the way...

• Steve Younis
• 17 Jun 2013
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Walk The Galeries red carpet and see the official "Man of Steel" costume, alongside stills from the film produced by Christopher Nolan.

While you are there, extend your arms and soar over the city of Sydney and New York in a 3D flight simulator, constructed using motion sensors and Google Earth technology. Spend $100 or more in-centre, and you will go into the draw to win a trip for 2 to LA.

Plus, you have the chance to win a $500 gift card by posting a photo of your signature style on Instagram and tagging @thegaleries and #capturethesuit.

For more information visit TheGaleries.com

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• 17 Jun 2013
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DC Comics will publish SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN written by Charles Soule (SWAMP THING) with art by Tony Daniel (ACTION COMICS, DETECTIVE COMICS). Announced earlier today with IGN, this new comic book series will focus on two of the most recognizable superheroes and their budding relationship.

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• 17 Jun 2013
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"It's more than just a franchise for us, it really opens up the door to do combinations of the DC Comics characters," said Dan Fellman, Warner's president of domestic distribution. "We can build them up like Marvel did and benefit from the history of DC."

Warner is already in development on a sequel to "Man of Steel" and is expected to fast track that for release as soon as 2014, said knowledgeable people close to the studio.

In addition, it has long been developing a "Justice League" team-up movie featuring characters such as the Flash and Wonder Woman that could come out as soon as 2015.

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• 17 Jun 2013
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In this video, Zack Snyder, the director of “Man of Steel,” narrates a scene involving a battle between Superman (Henry Cavill) and Faora (Antje Traue), the sidekick of the film’s main villain, General Zod (Michael Shannon). He discusses how he used a soundstage in Vancouver, British Columbia, to replicate (and destroy) an International House of Pancakes restaurant.

Source: NY Times.

• Steve Younis
• 17 Jun 2013
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Look for more videos from my trip to the 2013 Superman Celebration in the coming days.

Steve Younis

• Steve Younis
• 17 Jun 2013
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