Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s…Well, you know how it ends, don’t you? It’s a sentence so iconic, there are probably kids shouting it in Swahili as you read this. The most famous superhero from pop culture, Superman, has long been elevated to the level of icon in popular culture and anything that happens becomes world news.
It is not important the criticism by Clark Kent to his Perry White director, because he folds to the demands of the readers rather than based on quality or the comments he made to Lois Lane, his eternal bride, for her work and news. In fact, the most important is because some time ago was an icon in the popular culture and now with cultural and technological change that has occurred for years, the confirmation by
Clark Kent leaving his work as journalist and using internet to find the bad guys and save the good, with this he comes to consecrate a point of no return and confirmation at the popular culture, a cultural paradigm shift. ! Print media is dead! Long live the press!
CREDITS
Issue 13, print and digital dccomics.com
Written by.- Scott Lobdell
Art by.- Kenneth Rocafort
Cover by.- Kenneth Rocafort
Variant cover by.- Kenneth Rocafort
Color/B&N.- Color
Page Count.- 32
U.S. Price.- 2.99
On sale date.- Oct 24 2012
