NYCC: Jurgens & Giffen take over Superman
- Written by Jeremy Shane on Saturday, October 15 2011 and posted in News Archive
Keith Giffen and Dan Jurgens are to take over Superman beginning with issue #7.
Fresh off a three issue run on Green Arrow the duo will join forces once again on Superman.
"In my mind, Superman is still the first and best," said Jurgens. "He is the premier character in comics. As a writer, the thing I like best about Superman is the incredibly wide parameter of stories that suit him. Whether it's a cosmic enemy that threatens the entire planet or a next door neighbor who's confronted with an incredible moral dilemma, Superman is at home with both and everything in between. As an artist, the thing I like is the sense of power and integrity Superman embodies. There's something about drawing that majestic figure in flight with the cape and classic 'S' shield that will always be a kick. Working with Keith Giffen, one of the most creative guys in comics, who comes up with more ideas in five minutes than most guys do in a week, is the topper. I can't wait to get started."
"Are you kidding? It's SUPERMAN! The sky is the limit!" said Giffen. "I don't care what anyone says, Superman is DC's flagship title and Dan and I are going to sweat blood to make sure that everyone out there knows why. The sense of wonder that defined the character for so long is, most definitely, coming back. Big time."

Written or Contributed by: Jeremy Shane
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About the Author - Jeremy Shane
When not doing photography, Jeremy writes for us covering books, gaming, tv, movies, sometimes even comics, covering conventions in the SoCal area, plus creating a weekly webcomic. If you look for him offline, start in the L.A. area; online start at www.jeremyshane.info.
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