Source: techtimes.com
1. Supreme
(Supreme, Image Comics)
Look, when Alan Moore takes a crack at your character, it’s going to make that character pretty darn phenomenal.
Supreme started off as Rob Liefeld’s Superman rip-off in Youngblood, and he spent a while as… precisely that character. A bad Superman rip-off no one cared about. But, hey, Alan Moore got hold of him, and turned the book into a loving deconstruction of Superman and what he means in general.
Being free of the shackles of DC comics gives Moore a chance to do everything he could possibly want with Supreme. The comic changes in style and tone, becoming a chameleon of the entire industry and covering decades worth of comics from page to page. Story of the Year and The Return are so good, they’re downright intoxicating. They’re both out of print, though…unless you own an iPad, in which case you can buy both for pretty good prices.
And there you go, ten of the most notable Superman duplicates in all of comicdom. Some good, some evil, but all pretty interesting to compare. Of course, none are as awesome as the Big Blue Boy Scout himself, but some get close.
