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Rockman
08-04-2005, 08:33 PM
Okay a simple question,but wanted to know how long was superman dead in the death of superman storyline?
Expletive Deleted
08-04-2005, 08:41 PM
Real time or comic time?
In the real world, it was about eight months. SUPERMAN #75 (1/93) to SUPERMAN #82 (8/93).
In the DCU, I think it was still supposed to have been a month or two. Not sure on that, though.
This probably belongs on the Superman board, by the way.
Rockman
08-04-2005, 08:47 PM
Real time or comic time?
In the real world, it was about eight months. SUPERMAN #75 (1/93) to SUPERMAN #82 (8/93).
In the DCU, I think it was still supposed to have been a month or two. Not sure on that, though.
This probably belongs on the Superman board, by the way.
Thanks for the answer. Yeah for some reason or a other,I accidently post this on the DC forum,sorry about that.
marshal99
08-05-2005, 09:28 PM
It's probably more than a month , the funeral services, the statue erected , the heroes reading the mailbag and the appearance of the 4 imposter superman.
shawnh
08-06-2005, 03:18 PM
It was short enough that people believed Clark Kent survived trapped under rubble the whole time. The way I remember it, Supergirl impersonated Clark, and Superman "freed" "Clark" from where he was trapped under a building that collapsed in the Doomsday fight.
Theophilus
08-06-2005, 06:37 PM
Yeah, the Supes books took on a really compressed soap opera feel where only a matter of seconds passed from issue to issue. To make things really interesting, the Batman/Azbats story was running almost simultaneously and seemed to take much longer. I can't remember how it happened entirely but it seems to me that Superman came back after a period of a few weeks, but apparently Bruce Wayne had been missing in action for a few months. Only in comic books, right? That was a wild time for DC and actually got be me back into comics (and into DC, no less after years as a Marvel exclusive).
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