
And no matter what, you cannot defeat the power of hope."
Dominus's power immediately collapses on himself, and he disappears into nothingness. Superman reappears in a slightly different Metropolis, one that has elements of all four Supermen.
He is now a different Superman than the one a few months ago.
He is the Social Crusader of the 40's.
He is the Cosmic Avenger of the 60's.
He is the Loving Protector of the 70's.
He is the Hopeful Youth of Tomorrow.
He is all this, and more.
He is Superman.
And yes, I intend to write comics one day. See ya in the funny papers, folks.
Any chance of seeing the 60's and 70's era tribute on-line? I own the 60's tribute.
I own both the 1940s tribute and the 1960s tribute. I've long since sold my copies of the 70s and "Future" storylines.
The 1940s tribute seems to show an incredible love and respect for the original Siegel and Shuster material, and I know that the storyline was very important to Bogdanove. He did a lot of research on it and spoke to some extremely helpful people at the Holocaust Museum.
All of his artwork on Man of Steel was very energetic and his entire output comes across as an homage to Shuster. It's too bad that he was on the books during the Cavalieri/Jurgens/Carlin era, because the stories themselves were almost completely unreadable.
Regarding the 1960s tribute: It might be more accurate to call it a "Weisinger Pastiche," since although no actual year or era is mentioned, it seems to take place during the 1990s. It includes such characters as Steel, "The Kid," Maggie Sawyer and Dan Turpin, Professor Hamilton, and the entire Cadmus Project. Superman Through the Ages quotes Karl Kesel: "I asked myself, 'What would Mort Weisinger be doing if he were handed the Superman books today?'" This story is his answer to that question. A lot of fun, but, unlike Jon's story, no overt "message," except perhaps that Weisinger would have made a better editor than the then-current crew.
I think the first chapter or two could stand alone as fun stories. But the third installment is entirely about the Dominus storyline. I don't see how it could just be truncated like part three of the Bogdanove storyline was.
What little I remember of the other two storylines: The 70s one was neither a tribute nor a pastiche. It might be more accurate to say that it was attempting to be a satire of the seventies books, except that it was a seventies that had sprung entirely from Stuart Immonen's imagination (he dubbed it "The Polyester Age") and it had nothing to do with any of the stories that had actualy been published. I'd rather see some of the original 70s stories that I've yet to read, maybe something from DC Comics Presents or some of the World's Finest team-ups.
The "Future Superman" storyline was Dan Jurgen's attempt to re-tell yet another Silver Age storyline, this time "The Future Superman of 2965." As usual, he did it by introducing his trademark angst and confusion and by managing to completely remove whatever it was that had made the original great. I'd rather see the original instead - or maybe the both of them, so that we can compare and contrast.Sorry I don’t remember the exact proportions. I think it was 3 eggs, 1/4 cup of sugar, 2 blended eggs, a few drops of rum extract in a small round stove-top friendly ceramic custard dish about 6-8 inches in diameter, then fill the rest with some heavy cream and water, (or just milk). Cook on stovetop until solidified (about 30 minutes) or bake. Near the end of cooking, you can sprinkle some sugar on top to caramelize. I think because I used heavy cream and not that much liquid ingredients, the custard was a lot more thicker than intended, but it’s still tasty.
Gate is designed for feedlots, large herd containment and heavy confinement situations. Vertical Z-braces and 2'' diameter round high-tensile strength steel tubing with continuous-welded saddle joints. A superior powder coat over E-Coat finish ensures longer life in the field. Gates come with (2) 3/4'' x 12'' hinge pins and heavy-duty welded chain latch.You should probably learn to drive in case there's an emergency I guess, but honestly I didn't learn until I was 24 and that was only because my family threatened to cut me off financially unless I learned.  

The irony of them giving me "independence" by having a car where it was so expensive that they had to subsidize me even more never connected with them.  When the car finally broke down because of lack of maintenance, I sold it and used the proceeds to pay for my first and last month's rent on my apartment on a bus route.

It's six years later and I do not regret for one moment not driving and dealing with all the expense and bullshit.  Driving is not freedom, it's imprisonment!<reponame>Fukuda-B/Abot_discord
from discord.ext import commands  # Bot Commands Frameworkのインポート
from discord.commands import slash_command, SlashCommandGroup
import modules.request as dl
from modules.meidora import get_meidra_gif
import discord
from header.logger import *

SAVE_DIR = '/tmp/discordbot/img/'
EXT_GIF = '.gif'

# https://maidragon.jp/news/archives/827
# https://maidragon.jp/news/archives/1038


class Gif(commands.Cog):

    # TestCogクラスのコンストラクタ。Botを受取り、インスタンス変数として保持。
    def __init__(self, bot):
        self.bot = bot

    #### スラッシュコマンドグループ定義エリア ####
    gif = SlashCommandGroup("gif", "gif関連")

    async def meidora_all(ctx: discord.ApplicationContext, filename: str):
        await ctx.defer()
        dl.dl_image(await get_meidra_gif(filename), filename+EXT_GIF)
        await ctx.respond(file=discord.File(SAVE_DIR+filename+EXT_GIF, filename+EXT_GIF))

    @gif.command(name='ha')
    async def meidora1(self, ctx: discord.ApplicationContext):
        """メイドラゴンGIF"""
        await Gif.meidora_all(ctx, filename='ha')

    @gif.command(name='thx')
    async def meidora2(self, ctx: discord.ApplicationContext):
        """メイドラゴンGIF"""
        await Gif.meidora_all(ctx, filename='thx')

    @gif.command(name='onegai')
    async def meidora3(self, ctx: discord.ApplicationContext):
        """メイドラゴンGIF"""
        await Gif.meidora_all(ctx, filename='onegai')

    @gif.command(name='gyu')
    async def meidora4(self, ctx: discord.ApplicationContext):
        """メイドラゴンGIF"""
        await Gif.meidora_all(ctx, filename='gyu')

    @gif.command(name='maken')
    async def meidora5(self, ctx: discord.ApplicationContext):
        """メイドラゴンGIF"""
        await Gif.meidora_all(ctx, filename='maken')

    @gif.command(name='bohe')
    async def meidora6(self, ctx: discord.ApplicationContext):
        """メイドラゴンGIF"""
        await Gif.meidora_all(ctx, filename='bohe')

    @gif.command(name='hello')
    async def meidora7(self, ctx: discord.ApplicationContext):
        """メイドラゴンGIF"""
        await Gif.meidora_all(ctx, filename='hello')


# Bot本体側からコグを読み込む際に呼び出される関数。
def setup(bot):
    bot.add_cog(Gif(bot))  # TestCogにBotを渡してインスタンス化し、Botにコグとして登録する。
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