Counter-Continuity: Counter Continuity Review: "Superman: Last Family of Krypton"

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Editor’s Note: A Counter Continuity Review article will highlight the key points of the series and give an overall recommendation.

Premise: It’s the same Superman you know and love but with one main difference: instead of being the last survivor of the Planet Krypton, Kal-El’s parents…

Nice write-up of a book i meant to check out years ago.  

Counter-Continuity: Welcome to Counter-Continuity

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Hello, Internet.

My name is Sean and after much deliberation and arguing, I’ve decided that Tumblr will serve as the outlet for my most recent creative venture, Counter-Continuity.

What is Counter-Continuity?

As with all first blog posts, it always helps to describe what the goal is. My…

My buddy Sean started a new alternate-timeline centric blog concerning Elseworlds and What-Ifs and whatnots.  Sean knows his stuff and he’s a good and funny dude.  Should be good reading. 

Heard from someone that this was as good as Mignola’s Batman Elseworlds run, The Doom That Came To Gotham. So I purchased on the Ebays. In 1876, the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia is turned upside down by the appearance of Clark Kent, a man blessed with numerous super powers. With the Industrial Revolution in full swing, Clark quickly finds himself falling in with Thomas Edison and his assistant Lex Luthor to help move technology forward in leaps and bounds. As others with remarkable powers arrive on the scene, it truly seems to be an age of wonder—but how far will those with technology go to keep their superiority?
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Heard from someone that this was as good as Mignola’s Batman Elseworlds run, The Doom That Came To Gotham.

So I purchased on the Ebays.

In 1876, the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia is turned upside down by the appearance of Clark Kent, a man blessed with numerous super powers. With the Industrial Revolution in full swing, Clark quickly finds himself falling in with Thomas Edison and his assistant Lex Luthor to help move technology forward in leaps and bounds. As others with remarkable powers arrive on the scene, it truly seems to be an age of wonder—but how far will those with technology go to keep their superiority?
Felipe Massafera’s cover for Superman: The Last Family of Krypton #1 is looking very Alex Ross, but i really dig it. the story sounds very interesting as well.  The premise is an Elseworlds tale about the Kal-El’s Kryptonian parents joining him on the journey to Earth instead of sending Kal alone, and what that would be like.  click through for a review.
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Felipe Massafera’s cover for Superman: The Last Family of Krypton #1 is looking very Alex Ross, but i really dig it. the story sounds very interesting as well.  The premise is an Elseworlds tale about the Kal-El’s Kryptonian parents joining him on the journey to Earth instead of sending Kal alone, and what that would be like.  click through for a review.