Superman For All Seasons
By Scott Keith on 21 October 2012
I just finished re-reading this the other day, and as a big dc-head, I wanted to ask you about it. Have you read it? In my opinion, its a tremendous read and hits the superman character pitch-perfect. Even though he was born on another planet and has amazing powers, he was raised as an all-american farmboy with humble beginnings. Its maybe a million times more interesting a character than whatever weirdo loner that Morrison has turned him into. People love post crisis superman up until Death of Superman. I just don't understand why DC would allow Morrison to totally regress their second biggest character. Anyway, I digress. Have you read Superman For All Seasons and what did you think?
Yes, although All-Star Superman is still by far one of the greatest interpretations of the character ever, I'd say. And that's Morrison at his best, doing it as a love letter to the Silver Age in 12 issues. Although really the current run on Action Comics is pretty awesome; it's the revolving door creative teams on Superman that are killing the character for me. But yeah, For All Seasons was a tremendous read, not doing anything particularly new or exciting with the character but just a damn fine Superman comic. I'd also recommend the JLA Elseworlds mini The Nail for a similar take on the character.