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The Death of Superman
Author: DC Comics
Binding: Paperback
Published: 14 April, 1993
ISBN: 1563890976
$9.95
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The Death of Superman
by: DC Comics
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Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.2 / 5.0 
Boring and uncreative: 
Well, I guess I'm just used to comics like the X-Men in which an arch-villain has some sort of deeper motivation and isn't simply "the personification of hate, anger, and bloodlust," as one of the psychics describes Doomsday in this trade paperback. The fact that Doomsday can't even speak doesn't make him all that much more interesting, he's just sort of this giant punching bag that wanders through the midwest destroying things. If the writers at DC had even bothered to give a little bit of background to... more info
It's was like watching Muhammed Ali VS Mike Tyson.....: 
The absolute best fight in Sperman's existance!!!!!
Picture this; A creature of pure strength, power, rage. (No, not the Incredible Hulk, but at a very close proximity). On a path for an unknown reason to Metropolis. A team of powerful (even though uncoordinated) superheroes literally ripped apart by this creature (Named Doomsday by Booster Gold before he also got the ultimate beatdown). Everything and everyone in his path is destroyed and killed at a blink of an eye. One man, the ultimate boy scout, Big... more info
One of the best grapic novels ever:
Like I siad before, I hadn't read the entire book intill the other day and still I loved it. I bought this at a book fiar for a decint price, I might have found it at a comic shop signed, by the guy behind the counter! The story is rich in creativety, art and charcter useage. The best part in the story is when the JLA got the crap bbeatin out of them by a Super-Super-Super Villian named Doomsday, Then Superman comes in and kills Doomsday and himself, at Metorpolis. This is the only D.C. comic I have but its... more info
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