The Death of Superman by Denis
Rodier
Still A Fav!!
The Death of Superman was a 1992 stunt that turned out to be DCs
bestselling Superman comic ever. The massive 11-issue crossover among
four different series (Superman, Superman: The Man of Steel, Action
Comics, and Justice League of America) introduces an unstoppable alien
named Doomsday who creates a path of destruction on his way to the
heart of Metropolis and whom Superman must stop at any cost. Its of
interest as a milestone of the Superman mythos (though of course the
outcome didnt last), but casual fans might be underwhelmed by the
unfamiliar villain and the unfamiliar Justice League (with Booster Gold,
Blue Beetle, and other minor heroes rather than the traditional lineup), the
drawn-out story (by Dan Jurgens, Jerry Ordway, Louise Simonson, and
Roger Stern), and the ordinary art (by Jurgens, Jon Bogadanove, Tom
Grummett, and Jackson Guice). --David Horiuchi
Personal Review: The Death of Superman by Denis Rodier

After all these years I just picked this up again on a whim while at Borders.
The girlfriend couldnt understand why at thirty I would do it, but then she
read it and was sobbing by the end!
This is one of those works that you get more out of when youre older so
you can really wrap your mind around it's core values: honor, love, hate,
sacrifice. This one will stay with me forever until I can share it with my first
child.
The last few pages are forever engrained into my mind as the narration
reads through the closing moments of who Superman was to everyone,
with the last line in particular "This is the day,--where a Superman died."
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