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Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons,      D C Universe Rebirth has co ntinue d to sha k e up comic sales   weekl y   with its amazing creative teams, and stories that pay homage to DC's decades-old history. But one thing that Rebirth did was   the   unthinkable: they killed Superman...again... but this time he w ould not be resurrected .   Back in the 199 2   Superman #75   was on e of the   best-selling comic books of all-time when it featured   the   death of Superman.   Battling a monster , named Doomsday,   the Man of Steel   combat ed   the deadly creature to save   Metropolis from destruction   and   the   life of   his love, Lois Lane . After defeating   Doomsday, Superman lay dead in Lois' arms. The issue was presented by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding.   But   despite negative feedback, Superman remained de ceased   for s...

Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons ,   The eff ects of the return of t he Pre-Flashpoint Superman w ere just the beginning. Elsewhere in t he New 52 Universe, the tales of one woman's journey away from the super hero game began kicking and screaming. And the broken memories of the former Teen Titans were triggered when a deadly fo e from the past returned. Highlighted areas denote my review links. Black Canary: Songs for Broken Gods and Superwomen       You don't become a mem ber of Barabara Gordon's super-group for nothin g. Former Bird of Prey Dinah Lance had gone through quite a lot in a short perio d of time. It all culminated to a fight with Batgirl, and the loss of all of her crime fighting equipment in a major fire. Confronting Gordon and helping her with removing a danger ous AI from the world (Batgirl #35-40), Dinah part ed ways amicably from her former team mate. In a daring twelve issue series of her own by writer, Bren...