Starwinds Howl Questions...

[Gangbuster]

 This i s my first post, and I love this site. I became interested in comics when I was 10 years old because of the "Death of Superman," and I have therefore grown up with the John Byrne Superman. But just a few days ago I finally found a copy of "Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow." I read it, and now I miss a world that I didn't even know existed.

Needless to say, I have some catching up to do. I saw the graphic novel of Starwinds Howl that is featured on this website, and I'm thinking about getting it. But there is very little in the way of a preview. Are there any pictures of the Starwinds Howl artwork posted somewhere?

(And how did Maggin publish a book about Krypto without getting his pants sued off?)

Thanks, and I look forward to being a member here.

[Super Monkey]

It's a novel not a graphic novel, so there isn't any artwork for it. You can get it free here: https://www.supermanthroughtheages.com/a/users/maggin/starwinds-howl/howl.php

[Daughter of Krypton]

Welcome to the site, Gangbuster!!

I saw the graphic novel of Starwinds Howl that is featured on this website, and I'm thinking about getting it. But there is very little in the way of a preview. Are there any pictures of the Starwinds Howl artwork posted somewhere?

(And how did Maggin publish a book about Krypto without getting his pants sued off?)

A slight explanation:  Starwinds Howl isn't a graphic novel, but is a text-only prose novella.  No pictures.  The content of the book is exactly the same as what you'll find online.  Also, Elliot S! Maggin never published it.  He sent us a copy of the story and we took it upon ourselves to make it widely available - both online and in fanzine form.



How did he not get sued?

No one has to pay to read it!