Best Superman Stories, Post-Crisis

How about it?

Funny you should ask this now

Hmmm. That's a tought one. I'd have to plump for the Mark Millar tail about Lois from he 80 page giant a few years back and the Superman Goes to Blazes three parter from a while back now. Of the more recent stories it tends to be moments rather than entire stories - the complexity of the Luthor characterisation, etc.

I prefer the personal stories: 'Crisis at Home', for example, or 'Krimson Kryptonite'. Now, worst would be the 'Superman as executioner' from the end of the Byrne run.

Gérard Morvan

Agh, of course you're right. I attribute the brain fart to lack of caffiene. I was also thinking of Waid's writing of Superman in JLA (as evidenced in my next paragraph) and somewhere the synapses fired wrong.

I especially like 'Red Glass,' a 3-issue arc : Superman #56, Adventures of Superman #479, and Action #666. One of the creepiest but enthralling Superman stories ever, and not an imaginary one either.

Action 775.

Indestructible cape?? How/when did this happen?

IIRC, this happened at the end of the Exile In Space storyline, when the Cleric used the Eradicator to recreate Superman's costume for him.

It's a Morrison JLA story. I don't remember the issue numbers offhand, but it's the one where those starfish-things attack earth and the king of dreams takes superman, wonder woman, and green lantern into the dream world to rescue a little boy. That's one of my favorite superman images, is him literally sweeping the awed child off his feet. I am that kid

Did anyone read a two-parter called 'A Crisis At Hand' from Man of Steel #16 and Superman #72? If so, is it worth a