Superman: The Never-Ending Battle

by Roger Stern

Book Overview

A mysterious super-terrorist has devised a master plan to bring the world to its knees, using the planet's own weather system as a weapon against Superman and his teammates in the JLA. But the conflicts raises troubling questions for the Man of Steel about authority, justice, power...and the price of liberty in a world where the enemies of freedom stand on the brink of victory.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0743417143
• ISBN13: 9780743417143
• Release Date: May 2005
• Publisher: Pocket Star Books
• Length: 372 Pages
• Weight: 0.43 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Super Reader

Part of the JLA series. This is how you do one of these. Give Mr. Stern a shot at a few more. Heroic heroes, some interesting characterisations, and your top line super villain. A really sweet ending, too.

Rich novel has it all.

This readable, suspenseful novel has Superman, Batman, Wonderwoman, Green Lantern and the Flash battling super terrorist Kobra. Fun adventure suitable for adults as well has teens.

Never ending battle

overall i was pleased with the book. i like how the novel isnt just about superman but all of the major JLA characters and even some minor ones like The Atom. i think the characters stayed true to there characterization. superman is and always will be the nicest most polite person in the world. the only problem i had with the book is the plot. specificly the bad guy. i dont want t o give it away but it turns out to be a normal man, not Dark seid or doomsday or lex luthor...just a regular villian human varity. i think superman was overkill for the baddy. Batman could have handeld the entire situation. the only thing superman and the other superpowered people int he JLA were good for was stoping the "natural Disasters" which in my opinion is unrealistic. i dont think there was any inocent loss of life which...come on. whatever. i read Stone King liked it, i read Stop motion liked it, i read Exterminators i really like it and now Never ending battle is good too. next i will read Green Lanterns Hero's quest. i know im reading them out of order but its like there a series. maybe i will pick up Wonder Womans book but its not looking good. and by the way... Where is the Martian Manhunters novel!!!

WOOOOOOOOOO

Finally a justice league story that holds its own. Roger Stern and Alan Grant who wrote Batman:The Stone King are the only writers of the Justice League series whose stories I really enjoyed. Both have a lot action and a real plot. Superman: The Never Ending Battle shows a side of Superman that I've known was always a part of him. Thank you for writing a real story about a hero who Christopher Reeve protrayed in the movies who will always be a part of my life and many life's to come.