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... e fact that he always wanted to profit from it - went to investors, took up a loan, next thing you know, he had an office where he purchased himself nice computers along with a leather chair. All was written off in taxes as his business expense. His #1 Goal was HIS SUCCESS - he was a business major. We butted heads against that one. Sceners and music was maybe #3, somewhere along the line. And yes, regardless what he says #2 was money. Growth is NOT the reason the site went down. Poor management i ...

... ulars there and getting more sceners addicted, I'm happy to say that it's a fair bit representative of the scene's favorites. There are too many votes for 2nd Reality tune 2 by Purple Motion, but for a long while 2nd Reality 64 by KB was #1. And that's kinda indicative of the scene, we appreciate quality work that pushes limits. We've also introduced folks to some new favorites - substitutionology by Beek, for example, was a chiptune that won a compo. Well, tiny instruments; th ...

... he S. Phantom Zone Reviews Scott Devarney completes his look at the Superman Specials of the mid-eighties, this time reviewing the Man of Steel's knockabout with Amazo in Superman Special #3. Section 4: New Comic Reviews The Triangle Titles Superman #153, by Thomas Deja Adventures of Superman #575, by G.M. Nelson Superman: The Man of Steel #97, by Mike Smith Section 5: New Comic Reviews The Triangle Titles (cont) Action Comics #762, by Simon DelMonte Superman Y2K #1, by Jeremy Bleichman Super-Fami ...

... come to MM Thoughts on the whole "Is it or is it not" debate over the new millennium. Ratings At A Glance Titles Shipped November 1999 The KC Newsroom Realworlds news, DC's new trade dress, a new release of the Superman movie score, a copy of Action #1 is stolen, Superman/Bugs Bunny rescheduled, and updates on the search for a new Adventures of Superman artist. Superman in the Sixties Sean Hogan reviews the recent trade paperback collecting a host of Superman stories from the 1960s. Section 2: ...

... s investigation of the threat to the Silver Clipper! Phantom Zone Reviews Scott Devarney begins a series of reviews of the Superman Specials of the mid-eighties, beginning with the Man of Steel's encounter with the Ultimate Man in _Superman Special_ #1! Section 5: Superman Stories Sean Hogan shares with us some of his fondest pre-Crisis tales, featuring stories of Superman and Ambush Bug, creator appearances in comic book stories, Silver Age anniversary stories, and some Silver Age inspirations fo ...

... an Rarities Taking a break from the comics, Bob Hughes takes a look at two children's records released in Superman's early days. Phantom Zone Reviews Weapon X, Superboy's public debut, and Superman and Supergirl's second orphaning highlight Superman #144, reviewed by Scott Devarney. Section 4: New Comic Reviews The Triangle Titles Adventures of Superman #572, by Enola Jones Action Comics #759, by Gary D. Robinson Superman: The Man of Steel #94, by Mike Smith Section 5: New Comic Reviews The Triang ...

... ight. Section 3: New Comic Reviews The Triangle Titles Adventures of Superman #571, by Enola Jones Action Comics #758, by Gary D. Robinson Superman: The Man of Steel #93, by Mike Smith Section 4: New Comic Reviews The Triangle Titles (cont) Superman #149, by Thomas Deja Super-Family Titles Superboy #67, by Rene' Gobeyn Supergirl #37, by Thomas Deja Section 5: New Comic Reviews Super-Family Titles (cont) Superman Adventures #36, by Cory Strode Team Titles JLA #34, by Edward Mathews Young Justice #1 ...

... rney. Section 5: New Comic Reviews The Triangle Titles Adventures of Superman #570, by Enola Jones Action Comics #757, by Gary D. Robinson Superman: The Man of Steel #92, by Mike Smith Section 6: New Comic Reviews The Triangle Titles (cont) Superman #148, by Thomas Deja Super-Family Titles Superboy #66, by Rene' Gobeyn Supergirl #36, by Thomas Deja Section 7: New Comic Reviews Super-Family Titles (cont) Superman Adventures #35, by Cory Strode Team Titles JLA #33, by Edward Mathews Young Justice #1 ...

... program. Web of Steel: The KC Guide to Superman on the WWW Jon Knutson's web-spanning column returns with a look at a variety of web sites dedicated to the Metropolis Marvel. Section 3: New Comic Reviews The Triangle Titles Superman: Man of Tomorrow #14, by Johanna Draper Carlson Action Comics #756, by Gary D. Robinson Superman: The Man of Steel #91, by Mike Smith Section 4: New Comic Reviews The Triangle Titles (cont) Superman #147, by Thomas Deja Super-Family Titles Superboy #65, by Rene' Gobeyn ...