The Science of Superheroes
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In this fantastically
hilarious book, the limits of science, the laws of nature and the future of
technology are all studied and questioned…but only as they relate to your
favorite superheroes! You’ll look at the origins of these guys, and then be led
into a whirlwind analysis of the scientific hows and whys of their feats. How
did Aquaman and Sub-Mariner avoid being crushed by the pressure at the bottom of
the ocean, and how did they avoid decompression sickness upon swimming to the
surface? Could the X-Men feasibly result from evolution? These questions, and so
many more, are all waiting for you in this highly original book.
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<div>DC Comics; $2.25<br><br>The return of artist (and WildStorm Productions
founder) Jim Lee to regular comics, in collaboration with writer Jeph Loeb
(Batman: Dark Victory), is something to perk up the interest of just about any
modern Bat-fan... and with good reason. This celebrated duo kicks off their take
on the Dynamic Duo with this issue. It was the number one new comic for October,
it sold out almost immediately, and a second printing is on the
way.<br><br>Here’s a handful of reviews on the book so far:<br><br>This issue
shows off Lee’s formidable artistic skills, handling facial and pose expression
and variety of character designs with great detail. His imagination is vast when
it comes to portraying thes