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lunes, 6 de junio de 2016

Stephen King - It (Eso (Novela))


IT


It (en idioma español, «Eso») es una novela de terror publicada en 1986 por el escritor estadounidense Stephen King. Cuenta la historia de un grupo de chicos que son aterrorizados por un malvado monstruo -al que llaman «Eso»- que es capaz de cambiar de forma, alimentándose del terror que produce en sus víctimas.

La historia se presenta alternada en dos épocas: el pasado (1957-58) y el presente (1985). Los hechos acontecen en la comunidad de Derry, en el estado de Maine, Estados Unidos. Bajo la ciudad, a un nivel inconsciente para todos los pobladores, un monstruo despiadado de apetito insaciable, esta malévola criatura atormenta a la comunidad desde tiempos remotos. Este monstruo es un ser de otro mundo, capaz de leer las mentes y provocar los miedos, los cuales constituyen su alimento (preferiblemente los de los niños y adolescentes, cuyos miedos son muy sencillos de elaborar). Su disfraz más común es el de un payaso Pennywise, con el que atrae a sus jóvenes víctimas, a las cuales aterrará hasta la muerte, a los adultos los atrae con lo que desean. Una vez saciado su apetito, duerme durante casi tres décadas, hasta que vuelve a despertar para alimentarse y hartarse, cumpliendo así un ciclo sin fin.

Aunque permanece oculto y acechando la mayor parte del tiempo, se enfrenta dos veces con los protagonistas de la historia; siete niños que se hacen llamar «Los Perdedores» cuyos nombres son: Bill Denbrough, Ben Hanscom, Beverly Marsh, Richie Tozier, Eddie Kaspbrak, Mike Hanlon y Stan Uris.
El primer encuentro (en 1958) sucede cuando son niños, asustados e indefensos, pero con una poderosa capacidad de imaginar; unidos por sus lazos de amistad, reúnen la fuerza para enfrentarse a Eso y detener su ataque. Para lograrlo, lo enfrentan en primer lugar, en la casa abandonada en Neibolt Street, después en su guarida; una vieja red de cloacas bajo la ciudad. En esta guarida, el monstruo toma la forma de una araña gigante y sale gravemente herido, aunque logra escapar. Entonces, los niños hacen un pacto: Si Eso regresa, ellos también regresarán. Eventualmente todos, excepto Mike, se van del pueblo y continúan con sus vidas. Inclusive, empiezan a perder los recuerdos de su infancia.
Eso aparentemente se originó en un vacío cercano al Universo, un lugar al que en la novela llaman «Macrocosmos». El nombre real de Eso (si es que tiene nombre) es desconocido, aunque en varios puntos de la historia, se hace llamar «Pennywise» o «Bob Gray». Asimismo, la verdadera forma de Eso nunca ha sido vista. En su guarida subterránea, toma forma de araña gigante; sin embargo, su forma verdadera existe en un mundo muy lejano al físico, que el mismo monstruo llama «Fuegos fatuos». La forma con la que más aparece es la de payaso, pero puede tomar la forma de los peores temores de quienes ataca, por eso es que cada uno de los chicos lo recuerda de modo distinto (una momia, un leproso, chicos muertos, un pájaro, etc.).
Eso llegó a la Tierra en un enorme cataclismo muy similar a un impacto de asteroide, que se estrelló donde millones de años después se levantaría el pueblo de Derry. Una vez que los humanos empezaron a asentarse en ese territorio, el monstruo despertó, empezó a alimentarse y adoptó un ciclo de hibernación por un largo período, despertando aproximadamente cada 30 años. Cuando Eso despierta ocurre una gran ola de violencia, y otra gran ola de violencia ocurre cuando vuelve a dormir:
  • 1715-1716: Eso despierta.
  • 1740-1743: Eso despierta y durante tres años siembra el terror culminando con la desaparición de 300 colonos en el poblado de Derry.
  • 1769-1770: Eso despierta.
  • 1851: Eso despierta cuando un hombre llamado John Markson envenena a su familia, y luego se suicida.
  • 1876-1879: Eso despierta, y luego vuelve a su hibernación, después de que un grupo de leñadores fuesen encontrados muertos cerca del río Kenduskeag.
  • 1904-1906: Eso despierta cuando un leñador llamado Claude Heroux asesina a varios hombres en un bar con su hacha. Eso vuelve a su hibernación después de que explotara la fundición Kitchener, muriendo 108 personas; 88 eran niños que andaban en el lugar buscando huevos de Pascua.
  • 1929-1930: Eso despierta cuando un grupo de gánsteres conocidos como La Pandilla de Bradley fueron tiroteados y linchados por varios ciudadanos de Derry. Eso regresa a su hibernación después de que un grupo de supremacía blanca de Derry, la contraparte norte del Ku Klux Klan, quemase un club nocturno de la armada afroamericana llamado "Black Spot".
  • 1957-1958: Eso despierta tras una gran tormenta y ocurren varios asesinatos, siendo el más notable el del pequeño George Denbrough (hermano menor de Bill). «Los fracasados» lo enfrentan y Eso es forzado a hibernar prematuramente por el enfrentamiento con Bill Denbrough en el primer ritual de Chüd.
En los periodos intermedios entre cada par de eventos, una serie de desapariciones y asesinatos de niños ocurren, los cuales nunca son resueltos. A lo largo del tiempo, nadie parece recordar la ola de ataques del ciclo anterior. Las autoridades ofrecen explicaciones que, sin importar lo simples o descabelladas que parezcan, la gente las acepta; se encuentra un chivo expiatorio y se da por concluido el asunto. La razón de esto es que, a lo largo del tiempo, Eso ha desarrollado una siniestra relación con el poblado de Derry y sus habitantes. Eso nunca permite que el pueblo llame demasiado la atención, para poder seguir usándolo como campo de caza. Del mismo modo, diversas manifestaciones del monstruo han estado presentes en cada uno de los eventos que han desencadenado las olas de violentas tragedias. De hecho, el poder sobre el pueblo es tan absoluto, que su muerte, en el segundo ritual de Chüd, ocasiona una tormenta y una inundación que terminará destruyendo el mismo centro de Derry.

El antagonista natural de Eso es La Tortuga, otro antiguo ser del «Macrocosmos» que años atrás vomitó nuestro Universo y posiblemente otros. El libro narra que Eso y La Tortuga fueron creados por alguien a quien llaman «El Otro». Como contraparte a la fuerza maligna de Eso, la Tortuga es un poder benévolo que hizo posible la unión de «Los fracasados»; asimismo, les da fuerza para enfrentarse contra el monstruo, aunque ellos no lo sepan en un nivel consciente. En el libro, cuando George baja al sótano a buscar parafina, se encuentra con un bote de cera marca "Turtle" y extrañamente contempla la tortuga de la tapa con profundo sueño hipnótico. Es únicamente Bill, durante el primer enfrentamiento con Eso, que experimenta una alucinación en la que puede comunicarse con la Tortuga, y reúne el impulso necesario para terminar con el monstruo. En el segundo enfrentamiento contra Eso, Bill descubre que la tortuga murió, lo cual le ocasiona confusión, al punto de perder la batalla contra eso, pero Richie Tozier lo rescata recordándole la inocencia y la alegría de ser niño.

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TÍTULO: It
AUTOR: Stephen King
GÉNERO: Terror
AÑO: 1986
TRADUCTOR: Edith Zilli
EDITORIAL: Plaza & Janés Editores
PÁGINAS: 792
FORMATO: .pdf
TAMAÑO: 2.0 mb

viernes, 3 de abril de 2015

The Man of Steel #4 "Enemy Mine..." #5 "The Mirror, Crack'd..." #6 "The Haunting"

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" ENEMIGO MIO... "

Lois and Clark are guests at a party to be held on Luthor's luxury liner. Upon arriving, they are entertained by Luthor in his private chamber on the ship. When Luthor insinuates his desire of Lois, the latter is offended having some knowledge of Luthor’s past. Lois refuses to be one of Luthor’s trophy wives and decides to leave the ship. 

She and Clark are then confronted by South American terrorists who promptly throw Clark overboard. As the terrorists are trying to cordon the hostages, Clark changes to Superman and lifts the liner ship which surprises everyone on board. This opens an opportunity for Lois to seize control and knock out the terrorists. Luthor then reveals that he allowed the terrorists to get on board just so that he could coax Superman to come and include him on his payroll. Superman refuses Luthor’s offer and is deputized by the mayor of Metropolis to arrest him. 

A few days later, Luthor confronts Superman and warns him of a day of reckoning. 
 
 
 
TITULO: The Man of Steel #4
FECHA: Octubre / 1986 
PORTADA: John Byrne (lapices, tinta)
PERSONAJES: Featured Characters: Superman
Supporting Characters: Lois Lane
Villains: Lex Luthor (First full appearance), Terrorists
Other Characters: Frank Berkowitz (First appearance)
Locations: Metropolis, Shangri-La
Items: None
Vehicles: LexCorp Yacht
ESCRITOR: John Byrne
DIBUJO: John Byrne
TINTA: Dick Giordano
COLOR: Tom Ziuko
EDITORIAL: DC Comics 
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 23 
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 9.6 mb
 
 
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" EL ESPEJO, ROTO... "
 
Superman apprehends a thug wearing a Lexcorp designed super-battle suit. He flies the goon to Lexcorp's Hong Kong branch office and presents him to Lex Luthor. Luthor claims that the suit was stolen from him and he bears no responsibility for any attacks made against Superman's person by whoever was wearing it at the time. Still carrying the goon, Superman flies back towards Metropolis. 

Lex meanwhile consults with one of his scientists, Dr. Cheng, who is overseeing a classified program known as Project: Changeling. By scanning Superman's DNA, Cheng hoped to construct a perfect clone duplicate of the Man of Steel – one that would be completely subservient to Lex Luthor. However, Cheng did not take Superman's alien biology into account and the Superman clone crystallizes, transforming into a twisted Bizarro mockery of the true Superman. Disgusted by Cheng's failure, Lex orders the creature destroyed. Bizarro escapes however and flies towards Metropolis. 

Some time later, Bizarro arrives in town and begins demonstrating behavioral patterns similar to that of Superman. He assists a disabled ambulance and saves the blind Lucy Lane from committing suicide. He then steals a cheap business suit and attempts to walk to the Daily Planet as if he were one of their employees. 

Clark Kent notices the strange creature, and quickly changes into Superman. The two begin fighting on the streets of Metropolis, until Lois Lane arrives to witness the destruction. Bizarro shares many personality traits with Superman, including a fondness for Lois Lane. He leaves Superman be, and whisks Lois away in his arms. He flies her to Lois’s apartment and meets Lucy Lane for a second time. 

Superman recovers from Bizarro's most recent attack and discovers that his foe’s skin secretes a chalky, white residue. Analyzing the dust with his microscopic vision, Superman learns that Bizarro is in fact an android. 

He tracks his adversary back to Lois's apartment and the two foes begin fighting once again. They fly directly towards one another, but once they collide, Bizarro's body explodes into a cloud of white dust. Miraculously, the dust settles over top of the blind Lucy Lane, completely restoring her eyesight. 


TITULO: The Man of Steel #5
FECHA: Noviembre / 1986 
PORTADA: John Byrne (lapices, tinta)
PERSONAJES:Featured Characters: Superman
Supporting Characters: Lois Lane, Lucy Lane (First appearance)
Villains: Lex Luthor, Bizarro (Only appearance; dies)
Other Characters: Jimmy Olsen, Doctor Teng
Locations: Metropolis, Daily Planet, Hong Kong, LexCorp
Items: Battlesuit (First appearance chronologically)
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: John Byrne
DIBUJO: John Byrne
TINTA: Dick Giordano
COLOR: Tom Ziuko
EDITORIAL: DC Comics 
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 24
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 10.6 mb


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" FANTASMAS "

Clark returns to Smallville after a long time away. His adoptive parents pick him up. Jonathan Kent is about to tell him something but Martha shushes him. 

Later that night, Clark cannot sleep as he wonders what his father was about to tell him. When he goes for a midnight snack, a “ghost” of Jor-El surprises him and touches him. 

Superman discovers himself to be on an alien planet where he encounters his biological mother, Lara. As the hallucination wears off, he is face to face with his old flame, Lana Lang. 

In a flashback, it turns out that on the night that Clark learned his heritage he went to Lana and revealed the truth of his powers to her. She confesses her feelings to him. She realizes that Clark can no longer belong to her, that he belongs to the world and this fact had hurt her. She had gone through a period of depression and finally accepts the fact. 

The next day, Superman thinks about what she said and starts wondering about where he truly came from. He goes to the location where Jonathan hid the rocket ship he was found in only to find that the ship is gone. The hologram of Jor-El reappears and tells him to be silent and to learn. It appears that Superman is under some kind of psionic attack but the Kents arrive in time and break it off. Superman flies away, realizing that it was not a mental attack but a download of knowledge of everything about Krypton into his brain. He finally knows his biological parents and where he came from and though he appreciates the knowledge he has been given, in the end, he embraces his humanity even more. 
 
 
TITULO: The Man of Steel #6
FECHA: Diciembre / 1986 
PORTADA: John Byrne (lapices, tinta)
PERSONAJES:Featured Characters: Superman
Supporting Characters: Jor-El (as an illusion only), Lara Lor-Van (as an illusion only), Jonathan Kent, Martha Kent, Lana Lang (First full appearance)
Villains: None
Other Characters: None
Locations: Smallville, Krypton (as an illusion only)
Items: None
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: John Byrne
DIBUJO: John Byrne
TINTA: Dick Giordano
COLOR: Tom Ziuko
EDITORIAL: DC Comics 
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 24
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 10.6 mb
 
 
 
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viernes, 20 de marzo de 2015

The Man of Steel #1 "From Out of the Green Dawn" #2 "The Story of the Century!" #3 "One Night In Gotham City..."

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" MAS ALLÁ DEL AMANECER ESMERALDA "

Prologue
On the planet Krypton, scientist Jor-El returns home to inform his wife, Lara, that their world is doomed. A geological chain reaction has fused the planet's core elements into a new radioactive compound. This new compound is destroying their world and they only have hours left to live. Jor-El tells Lara that he has devised a way for their son, Kal-El, to escape Krypton's destruction. The rocket has been programmed to land on Earth, a planet not too different from Ancient Krypton, where due to the Yellow Sun, Kal-El will have vastly increased physical abilities. He places him inside of a specially designed birthing matrix equipped with hyper-drive capabilities. As Krypton explodes, the gestation chamber launches itself into hyperspace; its destination – Earth. 

Chapter One: The Secret
Years later in Smallville, teenager Clark Kent single-handedly wins the high school football championship for Smallville High. As the crowd carries him off on their shoulders, his father Jonathan Kent approaches and beckons him away. He drives Clark back to the Kent family farm and warns him about showy displays of his powers. As they return home, Jonathan takes him to an abandoned section of field, where he reveals the buried remains of the Kryptonian Birthing Matrix Clark landed in. Jonathan explains how his wife Martha and he found the birthing matrix in their field eighteen years ago, and had been concealing it ever since. Dealing with not only being an alien, but also being adopted, Clark determines that his days of irresponsible usage of his abilities must come to an end. He decides to leave Smallville, in search of places where he can do greater good. 

Chapter Two: The Exposure

At the 250th anniversary celebration of Metropolis, where Clark Kent has been making his home for the past several years, a special NASA shuttle-craft named the Constitution prepares to land at Metropolis International Airport. Suddenly, a passenger plane enters the no-fly zone and collides with the Constitution. The shuttle goes into a tailspin and begins to falter. From the assembled crowd below, Clark Kent realizes that he has no choice but to save the people on board, even if it means revealing himself to the world. He flies upward and saves the shuttle. One of the passengers is Daily Planet reporter, Lois Lane. An interaction almost occurs between the two as she's about to begin asking him questions, but they are swarmed by a crowded mob, which Superman flies away from and escapes. He returns to Smallville and confides in his parents, upset that despite his desires for secrecy, he was treated terribly like any commercial celebrity. 

Epilogue: The Super-Hero
Jonathan concocts a way that Clark can continue to publicly use his abilities while simultaneously concealing his true identity. Martha Kent sews together a colorful, symbolic uniform for Clark to wear, using a gigantic "S" logo created by Clark and Jonathan. Although it is created with normal cloth, Martha long ago noticed that any fabric pressed right up close against him never tears anyway (although this will not protect his cape). Clark reinvents himself as Clark Kent into a humbler and meeker public identity with which to disguise himself, so he can lead a normal life. When it's finished, he dons his costume for the first time, becoming... Superman

TITULO: The Man of Steel #1
FECHA: Septiembre / 1986

PORTADA: John Byrne (lapices, tinta)

PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Superman (First appearance chronologically) (Origin)
Supporting Characters: Jonathan Kent, Martha Kent, Jor-El, Lara Lor-Van, Lois Lane
Other Characters: Kryptonian Service Robots, Kelex, Kelor, Lana Lang, Emmett Vale (Cameo)
Locations: Krypton, Metropolis, Metropolis International Airport, New Troy, Kansas, Small County, Smallville, Kent Farm, Smallville High School
Items: Kryptonite (First appearance chronologically), Kent Family Scrapbook
Vehicles: Kryptonian Birthing Matrix, U.S.S. Constitution
ESCRITOR: John Byrne
DIBUJO: John Byrne
TINTA: Dick Giordano
COLOR: Tom Ziuko
EDITORIAL: DC Comics 
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 33 
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 14.4 mb
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" LA HISTORIA DEL SIGLO "
 
Daily Planet editor-in-chief Perry White assigns Lois Lane to get an interview with Superman. 

Meanwhile, Superman is all over Metropolis rescuing citizens and foiling bank robberies. After a series of failed attempts to interview Superman, Lois decides to take a gamble and plunges her car into the harbor. Superman arrives and takes her home. She finally has the scoop on Superman only to find out she was beaten to the headline by the new reporter, Clark Kent.

TITULO: The Man of Steel #2
FECHA: Octubre / 1986

PORTADA: John Byrne (lapices, tinta)

PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Superman
Supporting Characters: Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen (First appearance), Perry White (First appearance)
Villains: Lex Luthor (First appearance)
Other Characters: Chuck (Single appearance), Guthrie (Single appearance), Reagan (Single appearance)
Locations: Metropolis, New Troy, Daily Planet
Items: None
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: John Byrne
DIBUJO: John Byrne
TINTA: Dick Giordano
COLOR: Tom Ziuko
EDITORIAL: DC Comics 
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 23 
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 10.2 mb

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" UNA NOCHE EN GOTHAM CITY "
Superman and Batman meet each other for the first time. Batman is on the trail of the criminal known as Magpie. He is interrupted in a lead by Superman who regards him as an outlaw. Rather than risk capture, Batman informs Superman that should the latter make any attempts to come near him, a signal will be activated that will trigger a bomb and kill a person somewhere in the city. The two are forced to work together and eventually capture Magpie. In the end, Batman reveals to Superman that the endangered person is Batman himself. Superman departs cautioning Batman against crossing any further lines. Batman admits to himself of a respect for Superman’s innate goodness and wonders if, in a different reality, they could have been friends.

TITULO: The Man of Steel #3
FECHA: Noviembre / 1986

PORTADA: John Byrne (lapices, tinta)

PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Superman
Supporting Characters: Batman
Villains: Magpie (First appearance)
Other Characters: None
Locations: Gotham City, Gotham Museum of Antiquities
Items: Batarangs
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: John Byrne
DIBUJO: John Byrne
TINTA: Dick Giordano
COLOR: Tom Ziuko
EDITORIAL: DC Comics 
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 23 
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 10.1 mb
 

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sábado, 14 de febrero de 2015

Superman: Superman Vol 1 #423 "Whatever happened to the man of tomorrow? Part 1" Action Comics Vol 1 #583 "Whatever happened to the man of tomorrow? Part 2"


" SUPERMAN: QUE LE PASO AL HOMBRE DEL MAÑANA? Parte 1"

This is the first part of the imaginary story detailing the final fate of the pre-Crisis modern-day Superman. It is generally told as a flashback in the year 1997 by Lois Lane Elliot, who is retired from the Daily Planet and now a happy homemaker. The first part of the story goes as follows: 

One day in 1987, Superman returned from space to find Metropolis had suffered major damage, which Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen said came from Bizarro. Superman enters a wrecked department store and confronts Bizarro, demanding an explanation for all the death and destruction. Bizarro explains his reasons to Superman: he had recently realized that all these years, he has not been a "perfect imperfect duplicate", and so he took the necessary steps to fix that. Realizing that Superman came from an alien world that was destroyed by a natural accident, Bizarro destroyed Bizarro World then attempted to destroy his own birth world starting with Metropolis. Then, realizing that Superman never kills anyone (even bad people), Bizarro went on a killing spree through the city, murdering several innocent men, women, and children. Finally, Bizarro states that since Superman must live, then he himself must die. He holds up a chunk of Blue Kryptonite and presses it against his chest, fatally exposing himself to its poisonous radiation. Bizarro bids a final cryptic farewell to his longtime rival, then quietly passes away from Kryptonite poisoning, leaving Superman, shocked, confused, and saddened over what has just happened. 

Following this bizarre incident, Clark Kent gets ready to join his co-anchor Lana Lang in the WGBS news room when he receives two packages. The first smaller package is a group of Superman action figures that come to life, firing deadly heat-vision beams. The production crew watch as Clark Kent is attacked by the action figures' heat vision, figuring that he would never survive, when they saw that they exposed his Superman identity to them. The action figures now also speak in the voices of the Toyman and the Prankster, the two villains behind this attack. They have Superman open up the second package, which contains the dead body of Pete Ross, whom the two criminals have extracted information about Superman from. Superman finds out where the two criminals are hiding and bring them to justice, but as his civilian identity is now compromised, he fears that as the villains who were nuisances to him were becoming killers, he can only wonder what will become of those who are killers. 

Speaking of which, Lex Luthor was up around the North Pole area where he finds the inert head of Brainiac in his robotic skeletal form when parts of his head started attaching themselves to Luthor's head, taking control of him. Brainiac now reveals that he is taking control of Luthor's body as part of a new form of partnership between the two, and that now he is seeking revenge against Superman for what he had done to him. Brainiac now guides Luthor's body back to civilization where he is to build a new ship for the robot. 

Back in Metropolis, a group of men gather around outside the Daily Planet building on a hot day when they start shooting harpoons from their chest, revealing themselves to be humans converted into Metallos. They assault the staff of the Daily Planet and cause Lois Lane to fall from a window when Superman appears to rescue her and to magnetize the Daily Planet globe to capture all the Metallos inside the building. When that was done, Superman transported Lois, Jimmy, Lana, Perry White, and his wife to his Fortress of Solitude where they would be safe. As they were escaping the city, the merged Brainiac/Luthor shows up in a smaller version of Brainiac's skull ship to pick up Kryptonite Man as he appears calling out for Superman to challenge him. 

That night, as Perry and his wife sleep in separate rooms, and Lana and Lois hold each other while crying themselves to sleep, Superman is joined by his dog Krypto as the Legion of Super-Heroes' time bubble appears, bringing with the group a young version of Supergirl who has yet to know that she has died during the Crisis On Infinite Earths. Brainiac 5 presents Superman with a special memorial trophy, seemingly as if they were never going to see him alive again after this. Following their departure, Superman is seen burying his face in his hand, crying. 

To be continued in Action Comics #583.

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TITULO: Superman: Whatever happened to the man of tomorrow?
FECHA: Septiembre / 1986
PORTADA: Curt Swan (lapices), Murphy Anderson (tinta), Tom McCraw (color)
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Superman
Supporting Characters: Krypto, Lois Lane Elliot, Perry White, Pete Ross (Only appearance; dies), Legion of Super-Heroes: Brainiac 5, Cosmic Boy, Lightning Lad, Invisible Kid, Saturn Girl, Supergirl
Villains: Bizarro No. 1 (Only appearance; dies), Brainiac, Kryptonite Man, Lex Luthor, Metallo (Single appearance), Prankster (Single appearance), Toyman (Single appearance)
Other Characters: Prostitute on street, Tim Crane
Locations: Earth-423: North Pole, Fortress of Solitude, Metropolis: Daily Planet (Single appearance), WGBS (Single appearance)
Items: Jimmy Olsen's Signal Watch, Blue Kryptonite, Superman action figures
Vehicles: Brainiac's Skull Ship, Time Bubble
 ESCRITOR: Alan Moore
DIBUJO: Curt Swan
TINTA: George Perez
COLOR: Gene D'Angelo, Tom McCraw
EDITORIAL: DC Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 26
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 19.0 mb

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 " SUPERMAN: QUE LE PASO AL HOMBRE DEL MAÑANA? Parte 2 "

This is the second part of the imaginary story detailing the final fate of the pre-Crisis modern-day Superman. It is generally told as a flashback in the year 1997 by Lois Lane Elliot, who is retired from the Daily Planet and now a happy homemaker. Prior to the second part being told, Lois Lane Elliot introduces her husband Jordan to the Daily Planet reporter doing the interview with her. The second part of the story goes as follows: 

As Superman is seen melting down the giant key that opens up the Fortress of Solitude, Brainiac/Luthor shows up somewhere near the fortress when they are joined by the Legion of Super-Villains, offering their help to defeat and destroy Superman. To that end, Brainiac/Luthor erects a force field that prevents any other superheroes from the outside to help Superman. Also, the Kryptonite Man's deadly radiation keeps Superman and his dog Krypto at bay from attacking them. 

Seeing that Superman needs help, Jimmy Olsen and Lana Lang equip themselves with the powers they had when they adopted superhero identities, transforming themselves into Elastic Lad and Insect Queen as they take on the group of villains outside the fortress. Luthor has Lana kill him so that Brainiac would no longer have any control of him, but the Legion of Supervillains quickly destroy Lana afterward. Jimmy comes to avenge her death, but Brainiac resumes control of Luthor's body long enough to kill Jimmy and to launch a missile that rips a gaping hole into the fortress. With the fortress breached, Kryptonite Man enters, seeking to kill Superman, but Krypto attacks and risks his life to kill the radiating villain. 

Superman carries Lois Lane and the trophy with him when he sees the Legion of Supervillains inside his fortress, gloating about the deaths of Lana and Jimmy. This makes Superman angry enough to attack them with his heat vision, causing them to retreat and return back to the future. Outside the fortress, Superman sees that Brainiac's head is losing control of Luthor's body as it succumbs to rigor mortis and detaches himself from it, vainly trying to crawl its way toward Superman before it goes completely dead. 

It is at this point that Superman begins to consider that somebody must be behind all the villains turning against him, and so calls out Mxyzptlk's name. He appears unto Superman, revealing that he has grown tired of becoming a mere nuisance and is now deciding to become fully evil. Mxyzptlk also starts to change from his harmless impish self to a hideous dark creature intent on overpowering Superman enough to kill him. Superman then looks at the trophy, realizing that its Superman figure is holding a Phantom Zone projector, and so goes to get the Phantom Zone projector to use it on Mxyzptlk. As he activates it, Mxyzptlk speaks his name backwards in order to return to his home dimension, but finds himself being pulled into two different dimensions and screams as he is being ripped apart. 

Realizing that he has just broken his own moral code to not kill, Superman goes into the Gold Kryptonite chamber to strip himself of all his powers as Lois Lane sadly watches on. With the force field Mxyzptlk kept active now powered down, the heroes outside the barrier enter the fortress to find dead bodies of all of Superman's friends except for Lois, Perry White, and his wife, still being alive. They see that Superman has departed from the chamber through a secret passageway and is now wandering outside in subzero temperatures where supposedly he would die. 

It is at this point where the story closes, with Lois Lane Elliot telling the reporter that any possible rumors of Superman still being alive after that are not likely to be true. As the Daily Planet reporter departs, Jordan Elliot brings their son Jonathan into the living room, where he plays with a piece of coal that he turns into a diamond. He and Lois both decide to relax with a pizza and a bottle of wine, and as Jordan turns to close the door in the last panel, he slips the reader a wink. 
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TITULO: Action Comics #583: Whatever happened to the man of tomorrow? Part 2
FECHA: Septiembre / 1986
PORTADA: Ed Hannigan, Curt Swan
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Superman/Jordan Elliot (Final appearance), Lois Lane Elliot (Final appearance)
Supporting Characters: Jimmy Olson/Elastic Lad (Final appearance; Dies), Lana Lang/Insect Queen (Final appearance; Dies), Krypto (Final appearance; Dies), Perry White (Final appearance), Alice White (Final appearance), Batman (Final appearance), Captain Marvel (Final appearance), Green Arrow (Final appearance), Martian Manhunter (Final appearance), Robin (Jason Todd) (Final appearance), Hawkman (Final appearance), Superwoman (Final appearance), Wonder Woman (Final appearance)  
Villains: Lex Luthor (Final appearance; Dies), Brainiac (Final appearance; Dies), Legion of Super-Villains (Final appearance): Lightning Lord (Final appearance), Cosmic King (Final appearance), Saturn Queen (Final appearance); Phantom Zone Criminals (Final appearance); General Zod (Final appearance), Kryptonite Man (Final appearance; Dies), Mr. Mxyzptlk (Final appearance; Dies)
Other Characters: Jim Crane (Final appearance), Jonathan Elliot (Single appearance)
Locations: Earth-423 (Final appearance), Fortress of Solitude (Final appearance)
Items: Gold Kryptonite (Final appearance), Phantom Zone Projector (Final appearance)
Vehicles: Brainiac's Skull Ship (Final appearance)
 ESCRITOR: Alan Moore
DIBUJO: Curt Swan
TINTA: Kurt Schaffenberger, Murphy Anderson
COLOR: Gene D'Angelo
EDITORIAL: DC Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 30
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 20.2 mb

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The Little Shop of Horror

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LA TIENDITA DE LOS HORRORES

La tienda de los horrores es la adaptación cinematográfica, realizada en 1986, de la comedia musical homónima de Broadway, del compositor Alan Menken y el letrista Howard Ashman. Trata sobre un florista despistado que cría una planta a la que alimenta con sangre humana. La película fue dirigida por Frank Oz, y protagonizada por Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene y la voz de Levi Stubbs. El musical, a su vez, estaba basado en la comedia negra de serie B The Little Shop of Horrors, dirigida por Roger Corman.

Little Shop of Horrors fue rodada en los estudios Pinewood de Inglaterra. La película fue producida con un presupuesto de 30 millones de dólares, en contraste con la película original de 1960, la cual, según Roger Corman, había costado solamente 30.000. Igual que la película de 1960, el musical de 1986 no tuvo un gran impacto en su salida a los cines, pero es ahora considerada una película de culto.



TÍTULO: The little shop of horrors
DIRECTOR: Frank Oz
REPARTO: Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, Steve Martin, Vincent Gardenia, James Belushi, John Candy, Bill Murray, Miriam Margolyes, Christopher Guest 
GUIÓN: Howard Ashman
FOTOGRAFÍA: Robert Paynter
MÚSICA: Alan Menken, Howard Ashman
GÉNERO: Comedia. Terror, Musical
AÑO: 1986
DISTRIBUIDORA: Geffen Company, WARNER Bros.
IDIOMA:  Ingles subtitulado
DURACIÓN: 98 min
FORMATO: .mkv
TAMAÑO: 699 mb



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