Wow! Here goes...!
Fodigg: No, Jon Lane Kent has nothing to do with Superboy Prime.
drgnx: Mr. Majestic and Icon are not "off-limits" but I have no plans for them.
No, Eradicator on Krypton's past is not related to robot that showed up in Supergirl.
No plans for Alien Sun God from JL -- you'll have to ask Geoff.
I don't believe Superboy Prime exists in the the New 52.
I LOVE Steel, but no plans yet!
Squalleon: Yes, the Psi War ends... but the impact of that ending will ripple through Metropolis for some time to come.
You don't HAVE to read Superboy -- but Justin Jordan is doing such a great job, why would you want to miss it?!
SOG7DC : (you might have my favorite screenname! LOL!)
Thank you, it has been a blast. Re your questions: I think he's been doing some awe-inspiring things right along and been using his intelligence to do things like stop that Kryptonian dragon in issue 13 and the Sunturians in 19 (He timed the dropping of thousands of gallons of water on him knowing he's have no powers upon walking into his the lion's den - -that strikes me as purty darn intelligent.) But let me know!
Johnny-Anonymous: Toyman! But, of course, a New 52 version of Toyman. (Though the way my luck has been going lately, they'll say "We love this character -- but he's not Toyman!" and I'll have to rename him Dude-Hickey or something!)
MAN OF STEEL? Loved its boldness and its slaughtering of sacred cows! How bold! How refreshing!
A Jor El spin-off?! Woot woot! If I didn't get to write it, I'd be first in line to read it! (And give it up for Frank Hannah -- who has been doing an excellent job with the ACTION back-ups featuring Jor El and Lara!)
Black Claw: Interesting choice of words there... and yes! We have certainly not heard the last of Zod!
RideASpaceCowboy: I think about Superman when I'm writing about Superman, and about Jesus Christ when I'm writing about Jesus Christ. (Hmm... Ever notice we never see the two of them together?!) Clark has enough weight on his shoulders just trying to be the best Superman he can be... I think having to be a stand-in for Christ is asking too much of the man. (For the record, I like to thing there is a little of both of these icons in all of us.)
UltimateSMFan: Alas, as much as I love Krypto (I have three white dogs myself!)...I don't have any plans for him in the future. (And thanks for the anticipation! I too am excited!)
DeathSumauri: That question is vague. But, if I understand it, yes -- there are a butt load of things happening in SUPERMAN that are going to have profound effects on other books. That is the nature of a flagship!
TopTom: I will continue to keep trying to use Superman and his amazing powers and intell to their utmost!
2- You are half right. Heehee. (Why did you post a picture of my mom, you sicko?!?)
Superboy2177: Good idea... LINK!
Lilben42: What a waste of a perfectly good question! LOL! (And yes!)
Sage1000: Aw, thank you for liking it!
Re: H'El's plans. I don't know -- lets say he destroyed Earth's Solar system to get back in time... but couldn't stop Krypton from being destroyed. Is that a risk you think Superman and the Justice League should take? Hmmm.
Also, suppose H'El was successful and Krypton was never destroyed -- it is unlikely Jor El would have dispatched Kal El to Earth and how many times would Earth have been destroyed over the years without Superman? Hmm.
Re: Krypton science vs savagery? We're about to find out!
Durraken: You are about to get what you want in the most unexpected way possible. Can you wait for Christmas and we'll talk about this again?
Majesticsupercalifragilistic: I didn't see a question in there but it seems like you are happy with the general direction -- so thanks for that
And, yeah, I kind of agree with you about the Sci Fi elements: this guy comes from outer space! I don't think we need to hide our heads in the sand and we should embrace those elements about SUPERMAN... Yes, Clark was raised on a farm, but he's from "out there". His stories should be a little out there as well!
PowerWoman: English is very overrated! =)
I can't really speak to the relative strength of the other characters to Superman unless I were actually writing those other characters. Sorry if that's not helpful. =(
That said, don't let any of those other heroes hear you calling them weak and feeble!
Regarding Superman and planet lifting, etc... Imagine a weightlifter who can lift an SUV. Very impressive. Now imagine dropping that SUV out of the Earth's orbit onto the weightlifter. Without having a weightlifter and an SUV and the access to Earth's orbit, I'm going to assume that there would be very different skill sets needed.
Regarding Superman and Supergirl... I don't know, I think the average 28 year old male is likely to be stronger than a 16 year old female, no? That seems like a reasonable assumption to me. Also, when you consider Clark has been using his super powers for about 15 years now, and Kara has been using her super powers for about 15 days... it seems likely he would be better at using his super powers at this point in time.
Powerman and Stephens: I know nothing I say is going to stop this debate (nor should it) but think of Kevlar body armor: It is amazing at stopping bullets... less so at stopping speediing trains. S'all I'm sayin'...
Turok: You took the words right out of my mouth...!
Well THAT was fun! Don't know how many more I'll be able to answer -- but I'll try!
Peace out!
S!
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