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The Books of Dan Jurgens
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Dan Jurgens was born in Ortonville, Minnesota, in 1959. He studied graphic design at the Minneapolis College of
Art and Design before getting a job with DC Comics. He currently lives in Minnesota with his wife Ann and children Seth
and Quinn.
Average Review Score: 3 out of 5
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Superman/Aliens
(Graphic Novel with art by Dan Jurgens and Kevin Nowlan)
Superman finds himself on Argo, a city floating through space apparently inhabited by other Kryptonians, where he must
face an infestation of Aliens as his powers dwindle. I wasn't particularly impressed with all this, but that's largely
to do with my general dislike of Superman as a character. It was interesting the way Jurgens uses this as an opportunity
to tie the story of Kara (from the movie 'Supergirl') into the comic franchise, but not nearly interesting enough. Much
better than Superman's part of the story is the bits that follow Lois. Lois finds herself trapped on a space station,
caught between a loose Alien and the Lexcorp operatives who (predictably) want it for weapons research. Sadly, whilst
better than the other bits of the story, Lois' scenes aren't anything we didn't see from Ripley in the Alien movies.
3 out of 5
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If you liked Jurgens:
Then why not check out David Michelinie's 'Superman Vs. Predator'.
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