Andy Khouriさんのイラストまとめ

Wolfman & Ordway use Cat Grant’s first appearance to express unambiguously that Clark is hot and hot people think he’s hot. I’m guessing this was a conscious break from the vision of Clark as a sexless bore a la Christopher Reeve etc.

Interesting that Lois and Clark have a mutual flirtation despite being work colleagues. There’s no question from the context that they both consent to the dynamic, but it does show how much things have changed; I suspect that would be something acknowledged in the text today.

More agony as Clark endures the kryptonian Wikipedia download. This is a good, economical way to put a lot of backstory into place for later plot convenience.

Remember the shot of Jonathan Kent wacking this apparition with a shovel; it will be directly referenced years hence.

This might be my favorite scene in Man of Steel. We learn here that Clark broke Lana’s heart. It’s really sad but also really real. What are you supposed to do in this situation?

Here’s where Byrne’s decision to keep Krypton out of Clark’s life really pays off. You get this wonderful sequence of pages of Clark just freaking out as Krypton reveals itself to him for the first time.

Just an awesome page. Sometimes you need to break from story-story and remind the reader what’s awesome about the hero.

Lois is an asshole.

I think I would wear this Clark outfit. Pretty sure I do have that tie. But look again; does that look like Superman? It does not. Byrne follows his own rules and the disguise works.

I love this simple emotional root of Lex’s hatred for Superman: humiliation. Lex was happy to have Superman in Metropolis if he worked for him. Instead Superman had him arrested. It’s not about alien panic, or Lex wanting to save mankind, or about losing hair. It’s just HATE.

Pity about these ambiguously Latino terrorists.