
Whoa, there, Super Dictionary. Getting interactive, are we? I’m not sure what I think of that.
However, I can’t argue with your statement that Superman’s boots are red. Because they certainly are.

I can’t fault your definition. But there’s something else bothering me.
On the one hand, at least The Super Dictionary isn’t encouraging children to jump out of trees. On the other, it’s still kind of making it sound like it’s not all that bad to fall out of a tree.
Sometimes I wonder about how much you like children, Super Dictionary.

Whoa, there, Super Dictionary. Getting interactive, are we? I’m not sure what I think of that.
However, I can’t argue with your statement that Superman’s boots are red. Because they certainly are.

Why is it that Clark is the only character in The Super Dictionary who gets to have his secret identity acknowledged in the least?
On the other hand, this might be the most sensible use of a character matched up with a definition in this entire book. Unfortunately you ruined it by pointing out that Clark doesn’t actually need glasses.
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Thus concludes the letter “E”. Next up, and eclectic collection of words beginning with the letter “F”! Who knows what frivolous fantasies will be provided to us by The Super Dictionary!
Check out under the cut for today’s unchopped page!

And then he scared the crap out of that lady by flying over to her puppy. Not to mention just generally being scary with those ridiculously defined six-year-old pecs.

I…guess that’s all true. For Superman. (Also: pfffft “bad things.” Bahahahaha.)
But I mean, some people have enemies who are not bad people. They just personally do not get along.
But there’s no room for that kind of gray area in Superman’s world of black and white.

Superman or Supergirl?
The choice is obvious.
Superman.
This is Jimmy Olsen we’re talking about here. Give us a little credit, Super Dictionary.

Aaaaagh Super Dictionary is this really necessary? Who needs a gratuitous shot of Clark’s crotch?
Not this girl.
Or at the very least not this girl when it’s so distinctly unflattering and nonsensical. Who flies like that?
Nobody.

Why do you want to find him, Lex?
Is it to show off your sweet gyropter?
Did you want to share a cake with him?
Maybe so you can comb his luxuriant locks?
Or did you just want to bug him so much he turns this car around?

Am I missing something here, or did Lois suddenly become a carpenter? Do journalists do drills? Have drills? I don’t understand.
Also why would Lois use a drill to make a hole in the wall? Isn’t that what Superman’s for? I mean, I guess Dark Age Lois would be all over that, but I bet you a dollar that that’s what Silver Age Lois was calling Superman for. To burn a hole in her wall with his laser vision.

Uh oh, I hope that water from the stream was clean!
It might’ve been Lois or Clark. Let’s hope it wasn’t Wilson from when he was doing his river pollution piece.