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"Eating sickness"

When I compiled the list of Krypton references, the "eating sickness" that killed Lara (Kal-El's mother) escaped me. Anyone recognize it? BryanEkers 01:28, 20 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

"Noteworthiness issues"

Regarding the questioning of the value of the "background details" section, I'd have to point out that the reason this particular story is significant at all is because of the considerable care Moore and Gibbons put into it, as is the case for most of their projects. After all, the basic premise is not particularly original, nor is the climax. I think the story appeals to longtime Superman fans because of the references. Take them out and the value of this article evaporates and you may as well reduce it to a paragraph and stick it on the animated episode's page, if it has one. BryanEkers (talk) 23:55, 10 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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 =="Eating sickness"==
 When I compiled the list of Krypton references, the "eating sickness" that killed Lara (Kal-El's mother) escaped me.  Anyone recognize it? [[User:BryanEkers|BryanEkers]] 01:28, 20 March 2007 (UTC)
+=="Noteworthiness issues"==
+Regarding the questioning of the value of the "background details" section, I'd have to point out that the reason this particular story is significant at ''all'' is because of the considerable care Moore and Gibbons put into it, as is the case for most of their projects.  After all, the basic premise is not particularly original, nor is the climax.  I think the story appeals to longtime Superman fans ''because'' of the references.  Take them out and the value of this article evaporates and you may as well reduce it to a paragraph and stick it on the animated episode's page, if it has one. [[User:BryanEkers|BryanEkers]] ([[User talk:BryanEkers|talk]]) 23:55, 10 December 2007 (UTC)