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 Superboy 3 Superman 3 DC Comics The New 52 Near Mint Mint US $15.00 
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 superman godfall complete set michael turner superman 202 action comics 812 US $18.00
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 Lot of batman superman comics 14 20 complete Jeph Loeb US $9.99
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 SILVER AGE COMIC BOOK LOT SUPERMAN GREEN LANTERN BLACKHAWK HAWKMAN FLASH THOR US $99.99
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 SUPERMAN 85 CGC VG 45 GOLDEN AGE DC COMICS 1953 COWP LUTHOR APPEARANCE US $140.00
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 SUPERMAN 74 CGC F 55 GOLDEN AGE DC COMICS 1952OWWP 2ND LEX LUTHOR COVER US $159.00
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 DC REIGN OF THE SUPERMEN SUPERMAN IN ACTION COMICS US $5.00
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 DC Comic Book Cover Poster Action Comics 1 SUPERMAN 1938 MINT Big 1025 x 14 US $9.99
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 Superman in Action Comics 0 signed US $3.00
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 DC Comics New 52 Lot Of 14 1st Print Superman Lantern Batman Action Detective NM US $17.99
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 Two comics Superman and Spiderman US $.99
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 DC Comics Worlds Finest 142 1965 featuring Batman and Superman US $29.99
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 DC Comics 162 1963 Superman in The Amazing Story Superman Red Superman Blue US $34.99
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 DC Comics 190 1966 Superman in the Element Enemies US $29.99
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 1988 Superman comic set of 2 US $10.00
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 DC Comic Book Cover Poster SUPERMAN 1st Series 1 1939 MINT 1025 x 14 US $9.99
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 DC Comic Book Cover Poster MINT Crisis Superman 7 1985 Big 1025 x 14 US $9.99
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 DC Comic Book Cover Poster MINT Action Superman VS Demon 586 1987 1025 x 14 US $9.99
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 DC Comics SUPERHERO Cape Knee High Sock SUPERMAN SUPERGIRL symbol socks LICENSED US $14.95
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 The Death of Superman DC Comic No 75 1993 2 US $3.99
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 DC Comics the new 52 Superman ACTION COMICS 6 Rags Morales variant cover US $3.99
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 Superman 213 and 214 1969 DC 2 silver age comic books US $4.99
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 SUPERMAN DC COMICS THE MAN OF STEEL 5 MAGAZINES 1994 US $4.50
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 Superman 80 Supreme Glory Days Comics Greatest World Mecha US $.25
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 Vintage Superboy Legion of Super Heroes Superman Family Comic Book Lot US $5.00
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What is appealing about American comics (Superman, etc)?
I've always thought that manga is so much better... I wonder if I'm just un-american... why do people like that stuff? People like that are so close to liking manga just so far away... if you're going to like comics why not like manga? Obviously people disagree, I just wonder what goes through their minds.
I've been reading comics and pulps since the sixties (even though most pulps stopped publishing around when I was born in 1955. Superman etc means different things to me and you and I'm not sure you can appreciate the richness of comics before the big comic book companies discovered how to ride the superhero boom to artistic oblivion. We had Little Lulu and Richie Rich from Harvey, Archie from the Archie Comics group, various "suspense" and horror comics we were afraid to let our parents see and of course there were always the romance books. Dell/Western/Gold Key comics did Tarzan, the Disney Characters and many many classic books from TV series. Their Maverick had some of the best pictures of James Garner ever. Seen in the rich context of the old days, even today you can see the pulp heritage of the Shadow and Doc Savage and Hawk Carse in X-men and the Avengers. And I will sometimes glance at them. But I'm more likely to read a comic from the Silver age these days -- or even before.
I LIKE Conan the Barbarian and the Shadow and Doc Savage. Hawk Carse is definitely bearable. But Howl's Moving Castle is based on a Childrens' novel by Diana Wynn Jones, who is something of a family favorite novelist. We all adore her. And can you imagine an American adaptation as good as Miyazaki's? I can't.
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