Generative AI used for image only; text is original. Previously on Jedi/Superman . . .  Last Son of the Republic Growing Up Under Twin Suns ...

Previously on Jedi/Superman . . .  Last Son of the Republic Growing Up Under Twin Suns Chariot of the Gods The Emperor's New Genocide Th...

With thanks to Jeff S. for the inspiration.  They arrived by Eagle, of course, setting down gently on launch pad three, the pilot expertly f...

  I will admit I prefer the classic Superman trope--that is, the Clark/Lois/Superman love triangle, with all its painful angst--but judging ...

Previously on Jedi/Superman... Last Son of the Republic Growing Up Under Twin Suns Chariot of the Gods The Emperor's New Genocide ...

Millennium Falcon Gliding through the great black emptiness of space proved as simple as gliding through the arid skies of Tatooine. With ...

Star Destroyer Validator Captain Piett, arms crossed stiffly behind his back, paced along the Validator bridge's main walkway, his ja...

HYPERSPACE, en route to Yavin IV "Chewie, I don't want you horsing around with that kid on the ship. I'm not worried about y...

TATOOINE Under the twin suns of Tatooine, the boy flourished. By the time he turned 12, he was easily defeating the Wookie who often visit...

For the fourth or fifth time in his long publishing history, Superman's backstory will start all over again , and the character's st...

This article was originally published in a 1998 issue of Singapore's The Peak magazine, which explains the dated references to the ...

For about a decade and a half spanning the early 70s to the mid 80s, Clark Kent worked not as a newspaper reporter, but as anchorman for WGB...

While re-reading my old Superman comics, I came across this panel from Action Comics #670, published back in 1991, during the last recessio...

This series of panels has lived in my memory for decades. It's the denouement of a story from an early 1970s issue of Action Comics....

Poor Clark. Clearly, if he weren't forced to play the part of a meek, mild-mannered sort, he could pursue one heck of a lawsuit. Talk ...