Watch Chronicle's writer give the best, drunkest summary of Superman's death

6 February 2012, 8:32 am

Once upon a time, DC Comics felt that Superman had gotten too powerful and, as a result, had lost some of his appeal—and that the only way to make the Man of Steel a relevant character was to kill him off. Writer Max Landis hilariously, profanely recounts the story of 1992's Death of Superman and everything he says really happened. Seriously.... Read More »

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