4) SUPERMAN: TRUE BRIT
From 2004, this Elseworlds title was written by legendary Monty Python founder John Cleese, and poked fun a British mores, customs and even the press. It’s a rather droll tale, made more interesting by having John Byrne on art, allowing for comparisons to his 1987 Superman reboot, and reiterating that Kal-El is every bit as much of a hero as veddy British Colin Clark as he was as heartland-raised Clark Kent. Plus, Colin’s costume is just ridiculous enough to be perfect…
