 Today we're taking a look at Superman number 76 funeral for a friend number four, so stay tuned Hey guys, welcome back to Comic-Ed and TV. We're all geek culture Clies if you're new to the channel Don't forget to hit that subscribe button so you don't miss out on future videos All right, as I said today, we're taking a look at Superman number 76 funeral for a friend number four from February of 1993 this is a part of the world without Superman storyline You may have seen a couple different versions of this issue. This one of course has Batman throwing dropping Superman's shredded cape There's another issue that shows Captain Marvel there in the same pose that Batman is dropping Superman's cape and I think there might even be one of Wonder Woman. I could be wrong But I think I might have seen one like that. This is the letters to Superman issue Every year at Christmas Superman goes to the local post office and reads his mail mail from people who need things mail from people who just want to tell him what kind of a job he's doing but mostly it's mail from people who Basically look to Superman like a god and send send him prayers or whatever this issue is iconic because Okay, number one the Justice League meetup at the day on the roof of the Daily Planet and They decide to go to his mail We see the young Mitch Anderson here Who eventually becomes outburst the leader of the Superman of America? If you guys want to know more about him check out our one of our earliest videos way back on the channel Outburst and the Superman of America But we've got Captain Marvel Batman the Tim Drake Robin got Aquaman Wonder Woman Guy Gardner power girl and green lantern. This is Mitch Anderson here We see a woman who claims to be Mrs. Superman She's just trying to get her 15 minutes of fame or whatever Lois Lane Jimmy Olson Jimmy meets up with Mitch and takes him to Bibos For some dinner While Lois goes back to her apartment and just breaks down when Jonathan and Martha can't show up along with Lana Lang to kind of comfort her and then we get to the post office They really drew Guy Gardner kind of like an ogre in this issue Very small forehead big Big face type deal Wonder what the the art style for the rest of them is great. I love it. This of course was back when elongated man still wore the mask and As you can see that's all the letters to Superman for throughout the year one letter in particular Was sent the day that Superman died By Mitch Anderson's mom Who lost her house during the attack from Tuesday? that was the house that was destroyed and on fire and Bloodwind was basically frozen stiff because he was actually martial-man hunter Anyway hurt Her husband is gone. Her son is missing. She has no home and everything. So they just sleep decide to go help while Mitch is talking with Jimmy Olson and Fibbo And he's pouring his heart out to him tells him that he always thought that Superman was a bit of a dweeb But then he realized that once Superman Sacrifices himself for him and his family. He really came around Once again Lois Lana and the kins Wonder Woman goes and tracks down Mitch's dad Roger Anderson and lets him know everything that happened with his family while Nightwing and Maxima Go and Help answer some of Superman's letters Guy Gardner goes and brings this elderly woman who's on her deathbed her long Lost son who they've lost contact for several years and her dying waste was to be able to See him one more time or whatever while Greenlander and and the flash are Helping to rebuild the Anderson's home and then Mitch and Jimmy are at the Superman Memorial and Wonder Woman returns with Mitch's dad there's Superman Memorial and then Cadmus stealing the body of Superman from the Memorial Like I said, this was a really iconic issue very important issue. I really enjoyed it This is one that's really stuck in my mind for Since it first came out probably one of my favorites just to show how important Superman is and How important he is not only to the world but to the Justice League too and so in order to honor his memory They went and answered all his mail I really enjoyed this issue if you guys haven't had a chance check it out along with the rest of the future of Funeral for a friend comics. Yeah, I highly recommend picking up this storyline along with the death of Superman along with reign of the Superman and the return of soup if you can't find the individual issues you can find the graphic novel or Mean the trade paperbacks. Sorry difference between graphic novel and trade paperback is a Graphic novel is something that never really had a single issue It was a store. It's a story that was always meant to be in book form. I trade paperback is a collection of other of comics and into Book format. There's trade paperback and trade hardback hardback, of course is hardbook While trade paperback is more of a flimsier book But they're still about the same price So anyway, there you have it guys funeral for a friend number for Superman number 76 from February of 1993 Like I said, you can find this in regular paperback form You can also find it in trade paperback in as part of the world without Superman title as well as the funeral for a friend trade paperback To completely separate issues funeral for a friend Contains all of the issues of funeral for a friend while world without Superman actually does not include Justice League number 70. Anyway, there you have it guys I'm Shannon for Comic Gettin TV. If you're new to the channel, don't forget to hit that subscribe button So you don't miss out on future videos. Keep reading them comics my friends and take care