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EDWARD GROSS is a veteran entertainment journalist who took his childhood passion for film and television and turned it into a career. As a student at Hofstra University, while most of the staff of The New Voice was interviewing the likes of student senators and faculty members, he was speaking to people like playwright Neil Simon (awarded an honorary degree by the school), Curtis Sliwa of New York's Guardian Angels, Dr. Daniel Schwartz, the police psychiatrist who interviewed both David Berkowitz and Mark David Chapman; and James Bond director John Glen. Early on he sold pieces to New York Nightlife, Starlog and Filmfax magazines and was on his way.Over the years he would not only become a correspondent for Starlog, but part of the editorial staff of Fangoria, Cinefantastique, SFX, Cinescape, Sci-Fi Now, Not of This Earth, RetroVision, Life Story, Movie Magic, Film Fantasy and TV Magic. Online he was Executive Editor, US for Empire Online, Film and TV Editor at Closer Weekly, Life & Style, and In Touch Weekly, and Nostalgia Editor for DoYouRemember? Currently he is senior editor at Geek magazine, and editor and podcast host for Voices from Krypton (devoted to the superhero genre), TV RetroVision (classic television) and Vampires and Slayers (the name says it all). Brandon Routh is an American actor known for his portrayal of Superman in the 2006 film Superman Returns. Mark Waid is an American comic book writer known for his work on DC comics, notably Superman.Not only does this epic collection include interviews with Superman favorites like Henry Cavill, Tom Welling, and Zack Snyder, Voices From krypton also dives into the Tim Burton directed Nicholas Cage movie that never happened. You might think you know Superman, but you haven't yet read Voices From Krypton.
- Interviews include names such as Henry Cavill, Zack Snyder, Alan Tudyk, Tom Wellington, and JJ Abrams
- Also features interviews with Tim Burton, Nicholas Cage, Kate Bosworth, Marlon Brando, and Brendan Fraser.
- Dives into not only the movies and shows you know, but the ones that never made it to screen like the Tim Burton project featuring Nicholas Cage as Clark Kent
- Chronicles over 85 years of Superman from his inception as a comic book character to his worldwide fame as a modern day pop culture icon
- Could be consider the Superman "Bible" based on size and density of content
- Comes out at the same time as buzz for the new launch of the DC franchise films, including Superman, is at an all time high