Superman vs. Muhammad Ali, Deluxe Edition Hardcover – November 16, 2010

Love this book ... definitely remember thumbing through this comic book as a kid in 2nd grade.

This is a reprint of the DC tabloid sized comic featuring Superman vs Muhammad Ali. The same team that brought you all those great Batman stories (Neal Adams and Dennis O'Neil) whet your appetite for what they could have done had they taken over the man-of steel (that is not to say that the team of O'Neil, Anderson, and Swan were pikers).You sometimes forget what an icon Muhammad Ali was to our culture; he like Superman looked for truth, justice, and the American Dream. The story itself is timeless, it could have taken place today. Superman and Ali must fight each other to save the earth. The writer deftly handles the plot convention of making sure each man is seen as heroic. There is a nice little twist at the ending where Ali shows he is not just about fighting but has brains to match. the team-up itself feels natural and not forced.The key to the cover that is laced with celebrities in attendance from the late 1970's is really cool to go through (I did not know Rac Shade and the Challengers of the Unknown were at ringside.One note; if you want something closer to the size of the original edition by the facsimile edition from Amazon which is of bigger dimensions.

I love how the product is in a pristine condition!

The shout that’s heard around the world and through the universe! Superman and Muhammad Ali make quite the winning team!

I've always been aware of this DC Comics, Superman classic but, never had a chance to read it. Nor much desire to do so either. Glad I picked up this Deluxe Edition at such a good price though as this has quickly become one of my new, all time favorite Superman stories! No spoilers from me but, if you love Superman, love the classics and especially love a great classic DC story, then I highly, highly recommend SUPERMAN vs MUHAMMAD ALI: DELUXE EDITION! A+

Two of my great heroes in a crazy fantasy.

Very good read. Loved the premise on making this actually believable. Ali was an icon and will forever be the greatest. 10/10.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Story, art, coloring. I miss this comic when I was a kid and been wanting to read it since. I don't care that it didn't have a wrap around cover. That's a nice novelty, but the story is worth it.