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Original Title:	Superman: Earth One, Volume 1
ISBN:	1401224687 (ISBN13: 9781401224684)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.dccomics.com/dcu/graphic_novels/?gn=15325
Series:	Superman: Earth One #1, Earth One #1
Characters:	Superman, Perry White, Jor-El, Lara Lor-Van, Lois Lane, Jonathan Kent, Martha Clark Kent, Jimmy Olsen

Superman: Earth One, Volume 1 (Superman: Earth One #1) Hardcover | Pages: 134 pages

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Title	:	Superman: Earth One, Volume 1 (Superman: Earth One #1)
Author	:	J. Michael Straczynski
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 134 pages
Published	:	November 2nd 2010 by DC Comics
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Superheroes. Dc Comics. Superman. Comic Book

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Forget everything you know about The Man of Steel and brace yourself for a staggering new take on the world's most popular Super Hero.

Best-selling, Hugo Award-winning writer J. Michael Straczynski (Thor, Babylon 5) and red-hot rising star artist Shane Davis (Green Lantern, Superman/Batman) team up for this exciting launch of the Earth One graphic novel series. Set in an all-new continuity re-imagining DC's top heroes, Earth One is a new wave of original, stand-alone graphic novels produced by the top writers and artists in the industry. The groundbreaking new line rockets into effect right here with the Super Hero who started it all – Superman!

What would happen if the origin of The Man of Tomorrow were introduced today for the very first time? Return to Smallville and experience the journey of Earth's favorite adopted son as he grows from boy to Superman like you've never seen before!

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Straczynski, whom I first read when he wrote some superb Thor graphic novels, re-tells the Superman origin story in Superman: Earth One. It is very similar to what we know, with some subtle differences. In this telling, apparently a young Superman (in his early 20's) moves to Metropolis for the first time to provide for his Ma Kent. Pa Kent has apparently passed away and Clark is looking for a job to provide for his mother. Now, in this storyline he already knows his powers, but not where he is

Don't listen to the reviews on this one. It's not terrible. From what I'd gathered, Straczynski and crew presented some emo-modernistic version of Superman with anger problems. There's nothing of the sort. Deep down there's not much different about our beloved Man of Steel. The changes to character and the origin story itself is very minor, with one significant change, which I enjoyed to tell the truth. Clark Kent is newly arrived in Metropolis and looking for a job - a means to strike it out on

From the press release for Superman: Earth One --"Forget everything you know about The Man of Steel and brace yourself for a staggering new take on the world's most popular Super Hero."Well not exactly. Much of Superman's back story and origins have not been altered for this new outing as much as they've been updated. Same Superman, but new packaging is the best way to put it. Or as a friend put it, "Different clothing, same hero."Superman: Earth One is a good story, not a great one. Here we

I haven't read a lot of Superman comic books so I can't really compare this to anything, aside from the movie adaptations that is. But I absolutely love how they showed this side of Superman. Superman, for me, was unstoppable force. He was the person we all would never be. He is strong. Has superhuman strength. Is also super smart. What else is there? What more can this guy want? He was basically a god. But of course, that wasn't all this was. Kal-el has a lot of weaknesses. And this story

Yes this *is* fresh, a very modern telling of the Superman origin story - and yet it doesn't feel *forced*, doesn't feel like you're reading or seeing things that were rammed into the story to make you think "yes, I see they took great pains to update the story - look at the cell phones! Look at how we finally drop the stupid planet-exploding-for-no-reason..."Instead this is a very well-crafted story - JMS really has the *craft* of storytelling down, and he makes it clear it's about telling a

Earth One is an interesting concept with great writers and artists. The art is beautiful, the story is fast paced and the characters are very grounded. I enjoyed this one, but the same as Batman, very few things were changed. I feel like they could have done a lot more in this series, but it is good never the less.

This is a focus on Super Boy right after he leaves to find himself at Metropolis. He has a lot of options with his knowledge and isn't really interested in being any type of superhero. However, cataclysmic circumstances force him to become one and that really isn't much of a surprise so not a spoiler, people.The story had its moment but it was a bit too predictable for my tastes and didn't have any interesting small moments. The artwork was absolutely beautiful and primarily done by Shane Davis.