2 - Posted on 2/18/2024

Ernie, draws Mr. Lonely
I have no Ernie art I own
Nam-Ek's lonely, He's Mr. Smelly
Wish I had someone to cure criminal

He's a Chua, mistyped it Chua
A name from home though no wish of his own
That Nam-Ek's lonely, He's Mr. Lonely
And drifts out as wood, blown up home

Drifter, he lives forever
It gets no better in this grail
He's been on Krypton, yeah, on Krypton
Oh, how I wonder how is it he failed

Now find a Super, and girly Super
A day explode though no wish of his own
That Nam-Ek's lonely, He's Mr. Lonely
I wish that he would go back home

Posted on 2/18/2024

It's great to see Chua's blue pencils survive under the inks. Wow, another dark story. DC in the early Bronze really did have a distinct tone.

Posted on 2/18/2024

Nice!

Posted on 2/19/2024

So, Nam-Ek has the top of a giant bell pepper on his head? Wild! So cool to see a Chan Superman story. I clearly remember him doing many Batmanand/or Detective issues, but if I ever knew he had drawn any superman stories within the Superman or Action titles, I've since forgotten. What a great Supergirl image, too!

Posted on 2/19/2024

Very cool Superman page. I've always enjoyed Ernie Chan's work on Superman and this is a gorgeous example of his work. Love that opening scene of Krypton exploding. And the idea of this story--that one man survived the explosion because he was immortal but was stranded to drift forever in space--is haunting. Love that final panel of Supergirl marching away from Superman bothered by his story. Great pick-up!

Posted on 2/19/2024

Great cosmic page!

Posted on 7/3/2025

if you ever want to sell or trade for this page let me know it was my first comic and this story was given to me when my grandfather was in the hospital with stomach cancer. the story talks about how a guy wanted to live forever but the price was terrible, this helped me understand that while I wanted my grandfather to live forever I knew that there would be a price and it gave me peace