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Chloe Comes To The Comics

Wednesday, December 19

They've been talking about it for years and now Newsarama.com has confirmed that the character of Chloe Sullivan of Smallville will be making her way into DC Comics continuity with issue #674 of Superman, hitting comic book stores on March 12.

Makes perfect sense to me. A handful of cannon Superman ideals have come from other media besides the comic books. Hell, both Kryptonite and Jimmy Olsen came from the radio program. And even the show Smallville, most of Superman's early adventures as a boy was started in a book, not a comic book.

So it works.
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posted by Gjskier (Kal), 11:31 PM

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