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SEBULBA Standard Userer	For those who haven't been able to see the info on the cd's themselves, here ya go. It's hella long, but WOAH! . DISC 1 . Theme From Superman 4:23 . Prelude and Main Title 5:02 . The Planet Krypton 6:36 . Destruction of Krypton 7:53 . The Kryptonquake 2:24 . The Trip to Earth 2:30 . Growing Up 2:32 . Jonathan's Death 3:23 . Leaving Home 4:48 . The Fortress of Solitude 9:18 . The Mugger 2:07 . Lex Luthor's Lair 4:48 . Helicopter Sequence 5:55 . The Burglar Sequence/Chasing Crooks 3:18 . Super Rescues 2:16 . The Penthouse 1:31 . The Flying Sequence 8:10 . Clark Loses His Nerve 0:46 . . Total Disc Time: 78:36 . . DISC 2 . The March of the Villains 3:35 . The Truck Convoy/Miss Teschmacher Helps 3:24 . To the Lair 2:18 . Trajectory Malfunction/Luthor's Lethal Weapon 3:24 . Chasing Rockets 4:57 . Superfeats 4:54 . Pushing Boulders/Flying to Lois 5:21 . Turning Back the World 2:03 . The Prison Yard/End Title 6:37 . Love Theme From Superman 4:58 . . Total Time: 41:55 . Total Score Time: 120:31 . . Alternates . Prelude and Main Title 3:46 . The Planet Krypton 3:16 . The Dome Opens 2:30 . The Mugger 1:24 . I Can Fly (Flying Sequence segment) 2:01 . Can You Read My Mind (film version) 3:02 . Trajectory Malfunction 1:01 . Turning Back the World 2:16 . The Prison Yard/End Title (film version) 5:44 . . Total Time: 25:32 . Total Disc Time: 67:27 . Total Two-Disc Time: 146:03 . . . DISC 3 . . SUPERMAN II (1980) . Music Composed and Conducted by Ken Thorne . From Original Material Composed by John Williams . Preface/Villains in Zone/Main Title March 8:18 . Superman to Paris/Lois Climbs Tower 2:47 . Walkie-Talkies/Gelignite Bangs/Superman Saves Lift 2:08 . Lift Into Space -- Releasing the Villains 1:32 . Orange Juice/Prison Intro/My Little Black Box 1:48 . Ursa Flies Over Moon/Spacecraft Wrecked/Moon to Earth 4:04 . Lex Escapes 2:03 . Sleeping Arrangements/Relaxing at Niagara/Looks Familiar/Superman Saves Boy 3:31 . Lex and Miss Teschmacher to Fortress/Lex Plans Partnership 2:35 . Suspecting Lois Takes the Plunge/Clark Fumbles Rescue/Villains Land by Lake 3:33 . Clark Exposed as Superman 3:11 . Sheriff and Duane Meet Villains/Lovers Fly North 2:21 . Daddy's Rise and Fall/Flight for Flowers/East Houston Battle 3:03 . Lovers at Dinner Table/Zod Meets General 1:35 . Mother's Advice 1:49 . To Bed -- Mount Rushmore -- Sweet Dreams 1:32 . President Kneels Before Zod 1:53 . Fight in Diner 1:04 . TV President Resigns -- Clark to Fortress 2:42 . Return of the Green Crystal/Bored Zod 2:16 . Non Wrecks Office 1:27 . Aerial Battle/Zod Throws Slab/Superman Saves Spire 4:49 . Superman Saves Petrol Tanker/Superman Fights Zod/Superman Flies Off 4:29 . Villains Take Lex and Lois to Fortress/School Games 3:11 . Superman Pulls Big Switch/Superman Triumphs Over Villains 1:56 . Sad Return 1:38 . Lois Forgets 1:46 . Happy Lois Back to Normal/Superman Replaces Stars and Stripes/End Title March 5:34 . . Total Time: 79:46 . . DISC 4 . . SUPERMAN III (1983) . Music Composed and Conducted by Ken Thorne . Original Superman Themes by John Williams . Main Title (The Streets of Metropolis) 5:27 . Gus on Computer After the Cents 1:06 . Saving the Factory -- The Acid Test 6:11 . Pay Day for Gus/School Gym -- Earth Angel/Vulcan 1:37 . Lana and Clark in Cornfield/Clark Rescues Ricky 2:27 . Gus Shows the Booze/Gus Finds a Way 1:20 . Montage 3:10 . Colombian Storm 1:30 . Kryptonite/Gus Down Building/Searching for Kryptonite 2:16 . Lana and Clark on Telephone/Kryptonite Sting/Superman Affected by Kryptonite/Superman Too Late 1:48 . Tower of Pisa/What Will It Do for Me 1:58 . Superman and Lorelei on Statue/Superman Ruins Tanker 2:19 . Boxes in Canyon/Drunken Superman 3:22 . The Two Faces of Superman 2:52 . The Struggle Within 2:27 . The Final Victory 2:15 . Preparing Balloons/Superman Coming/Computer 3:02 . Rockets/Video Games/Big Missile 3:11 . Superman Confronts Ross/Computer Takes Over/Gus Fights Ross 2:13 . The Computer Comes Alive/Superman Leaves Computer Cave 2:32 . Metal Vera/Computer Blows Up 2:55 . Gus Flying With Superman 1:19 . Diamond Sting/Thank You Superman/Superman Gus/Clark Gives Lana Diamond Ring 1:40 . End Credits 4:28 . . Total Time: 64:19 . . . DISC 5 . SUPERMAN IV: THE QUEST FOR PEACE (1987) . Music by John Williams . Adapted and Conducted by Alexander Courage . Fanfare/Space Saver 1:48 . Main Title/Back in Time 5:40 . Pow!/Good Morning 2:45 . Smoke the Yokes/Nefarious 1:04 . To Work/Train Stopper 2:06 . Someone Like You (Lacy's Theme) 3:17 . Jeremy's Theme 2:13 . For Real/The Class 1:43 . Hair Raisers 0:59 . Lacy/The Visit 2:27 . First Nuclear Man 5:24 . Nuke 1 Fight/Ashes 3:45 . Headline 2:48 . Fresh Air 4:33 . United Nations/Net Man 4:42 . Sunstroke/Enter Nuclear Man 2 5:25 . Flight to Earth/Introducing Nuclear Man 2 3:27 . Lacy (disco version) 2:13 . Lacy's Place 5:23 . Ear Ache/Confrontation/Tornado 8:09 . Volcano 2:18 . Statue of Liberty Fight 3:44 . . Total Time: 76:44 . . DISC 6 . . Nuclear Man Theme 2:45 . Down With Flu 3:12 . Two-Faced Lex/Missile Buildup 1:39 . Persuader/Awakened 3:13 . Abducted/Mutual Distrust 4:43 . Metropolis Fight/Lift to the Moon 3:36 . Moon Fight/Goodbye Nuke 5:06 . Come Uppance/Lifted/Quarried/Flying With Jeremy/End Credits 9:34 . . Total Time: 34:06 . Total Score Time: 110:52 . . Alternates and Source Music . Fresh Air (album version) 4:35 . Someone Like You (Lacy's Theme) (slow version) 3:33 . Red Square Band 0:52 . . Total Time: 9:11 . Source Music and Songs by Paul Fishman . Superfly Guy 4:11 . Headphone Heaven 3:23 . Revolution Now 4:26 . Saxy Sadie 4:47 . Krypton Nights 4:44 . Life's Too Dangerous 3:14 . Workout 2:27 . Lois Love 4:56 . . Total Time: 32:27 . Total Disc Time: 75:44 . Total Two-Disc Time: 152:28 . . DISC 7 . . SUPERMAN (1988 ANIMATED SERIES) . Music Composed and Conducted by Ron Jones . Main Title (Williams/Jones) 1:07 . . "Destroy the Defendroids" . Drone/Blown Drone 2:12 . Talk With Lex 2:29 . Trouble in the Park/Fire Rescues 3:23 . Supe Quits/Fake Quake 2:20 . Saved From Lava/Plans 2:18 . Super Defendroid/Operation Nugget 2:40 . Droid Wars/Warning 3:25 . Superman's Family Album: The Adoption 4:23 . . Main Title Alternate (Jones) 1:08 . . "Fugitive From Space" . Alien Discovery 2:01 . The Suit 1:36 . Daily Planet Mystery Play-On/Jimmy and Chief 1:14 . Kyroni Encounter 2:22 . The Planting/Ship's Log 2:16 . Something's Up #2/Bad Guy Dialogue #1 1:28 . Trouble in Metropolis 0:50 . Aliens Take Over the World 2:07 . Superman's Family Album: The Supermarket 3:54 . Superman Theme 1:02 . . "By the Skin of the Dragon's Teeth" . China Play-On/Nukua's Theme 1:26 . Saboteur 1:36 . Transition #3/Bad Guy Dialogue #6/Dragon's Treasure 1:21 . . "Triple-Play" . Prankster's Theme/Game Montage/No Baseball 3:48 . . "Cybron Strikes" . Superman's Family Album: The First Day of School 4:35 . . Library Music . Library Suite #1 (arr. Mark McKenzie) 4:53 . Library Suite #2 3:21 . Aliens Take Over the World (alternate #1 -- orchestra only) 2:06 . Library Suite #3 2:41 . Library Suite #4 2:02 . Library Suite #5 1:52 . Aliens Take Over the World (alternate #2 -- strings/synth only) 1:26 . Library Suite #6 1:32 . Library Suite #7 0:36 . End Title 0:27 . . Total Time: 79:13 . . DISC 8 . . EXTRA! . Additional Alternates, Source Music and Songs . Superman: The Movie . Prelude and Main Title (film version) 5:19 . The Flying Sequence (album version) 8:11 . Can You Read My Mind (original version) 2:51 . Can You Read My Mind (non-vocal version) 3:02 . Kansas High School 1:56 . Kansas Kids 1:49 . Lois Car Radio 2:02 . Luthor's Luau 2:43 . . Total Time: 28:13 . . Superman II . Honeymoon Hotel 3:11 . Country & Western 2:07 . East Houston Cafe 2:13 . Car Radio for Ride Back 0:56 . Diner Jukebox #1 2:14 . Diner Jukebox #2 2:16 . . Total Time: 13:17 . . Superman III . Main Title (The Streets of Metropolis) (alternate) 5:26 . Pay Day for Gus (alternate) 0:40 . Colombian Storm Part 1 1:05 . Olympic Parade 0:25 . Apres Ski 1:04 . . Total Time: 8:57 . . Songs Composed and Produced by Giorgio Moroder . Lyrics by Keith Forsey . Rock On 3:40 . No See, No Cry 3:16 . They Won't Get Me 3:20 . Love Theme 3:13 . Main Title March (Williams, arr. Moroder) 4:14 . . Total Time: 18:00 Total Disc Time: 68:27 [Message edited by SEBULBA on 02-21-2008]
posted 02-21-2008 03:46 PM PT (US)

PeterK FishChip	Everyone who has ordered a copy of this box via MovieMusic.com will get their box. Please be confident this will happen. I am hearing the word is spreading that MM isn't getting any copies and the whole box set is sold out. This is false, and very frustrating. One more chapter in the continuous fumbling. I appreciate all the words of support many of you have sent in by email. Thank you.
posted 02-21-2008 04:22 PM PT (US)

Frank V Standard Userer	Good news. Thanks, Peter.
posted 02-21-2008 04:23 PM PT (US)

Jeron Standard Userer	Good to hear. Hope there isn't anything snarky going on. I absolutely do not need to make alternate provisions for another copy?
posted 02-21-2008 04:42 PM PT (US)

jonathan_little Standard Userer	I find it hard to believe this would sell out before the Bernstein box, but then again, this market is rather unpredictable.
posted 02-21-2008 05:12 PM PT (US)

Swashbuckler Standard Userer	I just want to clarify, in case I was misunderstood: I was in no way suggesting that the Blue Box had been sold out. I was merely postulating that it might have. To the best of my knowledge, it has not, but it was a bit dodgy as to whether I'd be able to get a copy at the time. I tried to order it here, but by that point I couldn't anymore. I just had to gut it out and wait for each page to download at ten minutes apiece. I find it hard to believe this would sell out before the Bernstein box, but then again, this market is rather unpredictable. Well, it's a matter of cross-appeal. The only audience for the Bernstein set would be... well... us. There are a lot of film music fans who would want this... and a whole lot of comic book fans too. [Message edited by Swashbuckler on 02-21-2008]
posted 02-21-2008 07:35 PM PT (US)

Alexborn007 Standard Userer	All this talk of Superman has me giving this box a second look... Too much to get!!! They just put out the new Godzilla box set as well across the pond. Either way, this looks like an amazing set and will probably be the gold standard in soundtrack releases for quite some time. Hmmm
posted 02-21-2008 09:50 PM PT (US)

Frank V Standard Userer	Superman IV sounds fantastic. This is the real gem of the set.
posted 02-22-2008 02:32 AM PT (US)

Camillu Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Camillu: I'm going to try and word this correctly so as not to incur anyone's wrath... [b]Why, pray tell, should I fork out 120 crisp dollars for this set? a) I admit to never hearing a single note from any of the scores of Superman 2-4. b) I only recently got the Rhino set, after having the original 1CD release. I love them, and was very glad I got the 2CD upgrade. c) From the above description, the scores to 2 and 3 seem to be 'variations on a theme', by composers whom I am not (Thorne) or barely (Courage) familiar with. d) There's also the animated series guy, whom I have never heard of. On the other hand: The boxset looks great There are new Williams themes in 4 The sound quality is apparently excellent (was the Rhino that bad?) Your advice, kind sirs? [Message edited by Camillu on 02-21-2008][/B] Ahem. Anyone? Pretty please?
posted 02-22-2008 04:58 AM PT (US)

jonathan_little Standard Userer	Camillu, I have no idea why you should buy this set. I'm not much help because I'm in the same situation as you with no exposure to the scores in this box beyond the first film. I have the Rhino 2CD and honestly, it collects dust a lot of the time. Spending $120 for a better sounding copy of that score, plus a few more scores I care nothing about isn't exactly making me whip out my credit card.
posted 02-22-2008 05:46 AM PT (US)

Jeron Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Camillu: Ahem. Anyone? Pretty please? Mark, okay - I'll bite (you can ignore Jonathan's post above). John Williams' Superman is one of his hallmark achievements. The music, in my opinion, is something I go back to and enjoy even more frequently than Star Wars. �The Superman March� is one of the most patriotic, heroic, memorable themes ever written for screen, period, and the rest of the music follows suit. I've always been in love with the love theme, "Can You Read My Mind," and �March of the Villains� is wonderfully quirky and menacing. I'm particularly excited to hear all the variations and nuance references to these themes and all the others across 10 years and 4 films of tremendous music by 3 composers. I've always regarded Ken Thorne's scores for Superman II and III as huge compliments to Williams' original work; it's great to see them finally get some reverential treatment here. It truly is work worth owning and enjoying, and listening to Superman II and III makes going back to the original score an even more rewarding and eye-opening experience. And do I have to say anything about Alexander Courage? Composer of the original, legendary Star Trek theme? Master Orchestrator and Arranger? Maestro Goldsmith's most utilized? People have been feigning for the music of Superman IV as a holy grail to their collections for over 20 years now. While Thorne honored Williams' music and attempted to impose his creativity in a transparent, gentle, but dramatic and effective way, Alexander Courage stepped in and breathed a breathe of fresh vibrancy into the music of the property, not only honoring Williams' original work, but expanding upon it and rendering it in new ways that only a Master can do. As Frank V said, Superman IV is the real gem of the set; don't let this mislead you though, as the other 3 films contain a lot of great music, stuff that should belong on the shelves of anyone that deems themselves a film music fan. It's not a matter of liking Superman. This is simply great music, and if you're not getting excited about this, you are broken inside, or you are truly missing out and need to take the leap of faith. Mark, I pre-ordered this set and I simply can not wait to receive it. It's going to be amazing. I whole-heartedly recommend you pick it up as well. At the end of the day, this box set highlights what should probably be considered the "Captain Blood" or "Sea Hawk" of our generation. They are high-adventure sci-fi scores with bold, epic, and monumental themes, big, complicated action cues, and soaring, sweeping melodies. Who here doesn't enjoy that stuff? It's a tad expensive, but if you can absorb the cost without flinching too much, you won't regret owning it. It's the equivalent of buying 8 other soundtracks for $15 a piece. You're going to do that this year anyway, and there's a high probability that those scores won't stand the test of time. That is to say, not buying this set is actually a waste of money. Allow the Man of Steel to save you from misappropriating your hard earned soundtrack monies. If anyone is hesitating on adding this set to your collection, just know that at some point in your life, you will tap into the greatness of this music, but all that will be available for your enjoyment will be OOP copies of Superman Returns in the used bin, the watered down, wholly uninspired Superman: Doomsday, disregarded copies of the original Rhino set (better than nothing) and of course I'm sure you could turn to friends for CD-R copies of this set. But, nothing will compare to the joy and satisfaction of knowing that you participated in a major film music event, and now own a piece of film music history that is the definitive Superman I-IV. Go big or go home. Get real or get lost. This is your chance. Click here to continue. [Message edited by Jeron on 02-22-2008]
posted 02-22-2008 07:27 AM PT (US)

gkgyver Standard Userer	So, my concern about the limited availability of the set wasn't wholly unfounded, was it? But as long as Peter says it's fine, it's fine.
posted 02-22-2008 07:49 AM PT (US)

tjguitar Standard Userer	In the latest 'newsletter', our friends at BuySoundtrax seemed to have found it in their interest to tack on an extra $10 to the retail price. And people will probably fall for it to. sad.
posted 02-22-2008 09:02 AM PT (US)

BigT1981 Standard Userer	Of course, did you expect anything different from BSX, tj?
posted 02-22-2008 11:36 AM PT (US)

Camillu Standard Userer	Jeron - they should employ you to write the PR blurbs... You've practically convinced me.
posted 02-22-2008 11:58 AM PT (US)

Al Standard Userer	Well said, Jeron.
posted 02-22-2008 12:08 PM PT (US)

BigT1981 Standard Userer	Indeed definitely well said Jeron. I am really looking forward to owning this set.
posted 02-22-2008 12:32 PM PT (US)

Camillu Standard Userer	Sunday I'm running my first ever half-marathon, which I have been preparing for since 1st October, often at inhumane hours of the morning. I've decided that if I complete it in a respectable time (1 hr 45ish), I'll treat myself to this boxset to end all boxsets.
posted 02-22-2008 02:07 PM PT (US)

Jeron Standard Userer	Thanks guys. I can only do a couple of those kinds of posts a year. Good luck on the marathon, Mark. That's awesome. Do well so you can partake. [Message edited by Jeron on 02-22-2008]
posted 02-22-2008 03:12 PM PT (US)

John Steel Standard Userer	I ordered the box too, with the costs of the postage, I'll pay approx 170 dollars for it. I've just watched the first film, and the isolated score has indeed better quality than the rhino 2cd set, which i also own. The box set will be worthy, a real gem in my collection
posted 02-23-2008 10:35 AM PT (US)

Camillu Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Camillu: Sunday I'm running my first ever half-marathon, which I have been preparing for since 1st October, often at inhumane hours of the morning. I've decided that if I complete it in a respectable time (1 hr 45ish), I'll treat myself to this boxset to end all boxsets. Loved every minute! Was very hot and sunny throughout, which made for great scenery but didn't help the running much. Still I managed to complete the 13 Miles in 1 hr 49 mins.... Now off to order my reward!
posted 02-24-2008 06:27 AM PT (US)

alan_manc Standard Userer	Just ordered the box! Got confirmation email literally seconds after finishing the order. I'm sure it'll be worth every penny!
posted 02-24-2008 09:29 AM PT (US)

Jeron Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Camillu: Loved every minute! Was very hot and sunny throughout, which made for great scenery but didn't help the running much. Still I managed to complete the 13 Miles in 1 hr 49 mins.... Now off to order my reward! Awesome bud, congrats on your run. That's some hardcore stamina. Glad to hear you are getting the Blue Box, I think you're gonna really dig it.
posted 02-24-2008 10:12 AM PT (US)

John Steel Standard Userer	I too wait for the box, but being in Hungary, Europe I think I'll have to wait 'till the end of March. Until then, I listen to my rhino set, and the short albums for Superman 2-3.
posted 02-24-2008 11:13 AM PT (US)

nuts_score Standard Userer	Seriously, the Rhino 2-disc is great; is Thorne's contribution really worth all of this?
posted 02-24-2008 03:51 PM PT (US)

BigT1981 Standard Userer	The Rhino presentation of Superman: The Movie is good but the sound quality is less than desirable. If you compared the Rhino set to cues from the 2000 DVD Isolated score then you would be able to tell how good the score for Superman can be. Since FSM worked from the original session tapes it will sound better than ever before. In my opinion it is worth the $120 price tag but a lot of people are satisfied with the Rhino set, I for one am not. As I said I've been wanting a remastered version of the score ever since I heard the cues from the 2000 DVD version. I am sure if you pass this up you might later down the road regret it and end up kicking yourself in the ass for it, especially when it appears on ebay months down the road for a much greater price.
posted 02-24-2008 09:17 PM PT (US)

TimT Standard Userer	I also think the sound quality of the Rhino release is poor. I also am annoyed by the fact that they put bonus and alternate stuff right in the middle of the score. The FSM release corrects these problems. Thorne's score is mostly a variation on Williams stuff, but still stuff I'd like to have. Such as when he's in bed with Lois, and when he returns to the Fotress to beg for his powers to be returned to him. I don't remember too much of Part 3, so this will be interesting. Superman 4 I'm totally looking forward too, I love that Nuclear Man theme! [Message edited by TimT on 02-25-2008]
posted 02-24-2008 11:36 PM PT (US)

BigT1981 Standard Userer	I sgree with you Tim about the alternates being in the middle of the score it is annoying indeed. I'd always prefer alternates at the end of the score, having them during the score really disrupts things big time.
posted 02-25-2008 12:46 AM PT (US)

Scott Standard Userer	Well, I guess I should say a few words, although I am late to the game, but in the overused and old saying, better late than never. Firstly,I wanna thank Jeron for bringing this to my attention, cause as busy as I have been I had no idea about this. Well, for me this box set is an event, and event long overdue much anticipated. I am in a very peculiar place these days, back in school, working and making little to no money. It gets tough sometimes, but God has been substaining me. But rest assured, that as soon as my next check comes, I will order this set, because this is the type of music I grew up with. Without John Williams and his many scores, many of the joys that accompany my life would be non-existend. Without John, I would not be here on this site, without him I would not know Jeron, Peter and the rest of you fine people. This set is such an important event for me that it extends beyond material possession and advances to the very real and deep essence of my soul. Overdramatic, perhaps, but I don't care, that how I feel and that's what it means to me. Sure, you might have the Rhino release and it might be collecting dust, but that is more a reflection of you and your taste then the greatness of this work. I might have to eat less for a while, but my soul is always better fed with this type of music with this avenue of art. If you wonder about the money, well, it's a good reason, but, money is not everything. I don't know about you, but some of the music we enjoy here as a community, as a people who are not afraid to voice their affection for an artform terribley under-appreciated, some of that music substains me in an odd sort of way in this crazy world. Superman is an icon. Superman is a legend. Superman is everyone's hero. But guess, what made Superman come alive in the movies were not images, were not the special effects. What made Superman come alive, for me, was and is John Williams' music. For me, purchasing this set, is like purchasing a little bit of heaven. Enough said, I'm done, I'm out. Scott
posted 02-26-2008 10:50 PM PT (US)

Crono/Kyp Standard Userer	This is an official Williams/Superman thread now that Scott has posted --Brian
posted 02-27-2008 10:46 AM PT (US)

Camillu Standard Userer	http://edition.cnn.com/2008/BUSINESS/02/27/us.dollar.ap/index.html Dollar hits record low against the Euro Perfect timing.
posted 02-27-2008 02:41 PM PT (US)

gkgyver Standard Userer	Indeed!
posted 02-27-2008 03:24 PM PT (US)

Jeron Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Camillu: Dollar hits record low against the Euro [/B] YAY. I guess on the other hand, as the article says, it makes shopping in the US more appealing. So... spend that Euro! Spend it! Empty your pockets. [Message edited by Jeron on 02-27-2008]
posted 02-27-2008 04:17 PM PT (US)

Scott Standard Userer	Well, got paid and promptly ordered the box. I am so excited. I might not be able to eat for a couple of days, but that's ok. Eating is overrated. Thanks Peter. Scott
posted 03-05-2008 06:05 PM PT (US)

Adoy Standard Userer	I'm just wondering when I can expect mine?? I'm NOT complaining, just curious. I ordered through this site and its my first time. Everyone on FSM is talking about it and I'm about to burst!!
posted 03-06-2008 10:16 AM PT (US)

PeterK FishChip	All Superman box sets will ship tomorrow, by Saturday AM at the latest. Those who ordered by Priority will get theirs on Monday or Tuesday next week. All other standard mail orders will get theirs sometime during next week, likely towards the end of the week. If you are interested in upgrading your shipping method, please contact me immediately, as all printing and label prepping begins today so these can be shipped out promptly. Thanks!
posted 03-06-2008 12:06 PM PT (US)

Adoy Standard Userer	Thanks Peter!! I chose the faster shipping when I ordered. I can't wait!
posted 03-06-2008 12:28 PM PT (US)

PeterK FishChip	All domestic Priority and Standard Mail packages have shipped. Tracking numbers will be updated later. While your order status page might still say "packaging," all USA orders have shipped. Next, worldwide customers!
posted 03-07-2008 02:40 PM PT (US)

Jeron Standard Userer	First... North America. Afterwards... The World!!!! Mwuahahahaha! Sweet, can't wait Peter.
posted 03-07-2008 02:41 PM PT (US)

Frank V Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by PeterK: Next, worldwide customers! Yay.
posted 03-07-2008 02:42 PM PT (US)

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