Wouldn't you know it?
The latest Superman comic
contains eerie, coincidental references
to the destruction of twin towers in [NYC]
& to the White House in DC.
The publishers of the comic want to
buy back all the latest copies of the comic.
Shades of kryptonite, man!!!...I think they're
going too far!"

The coincidental references, and that's what they are,
remind me of an antiquarian, fictional book written in 1897 about a 40,000 ton displacement ship named "Titan" that ends up sunk after hitting an iceberg".

Sensitivity, in the days after Sept/11th/2001 wereextremely important, considering that I myself, onboard a Greyhound bus [on Sept.12th/01], traveling from Cleveland to Buffalo, personally experienced insensitivity regarding the tragedy when the Greyhound bus-driver showed the video/movie "Independence Day"; exploding buildings in NYC, DC, and all...
The driver should have been fired for that lack of
sensitivity.

However, 3-weeks have now passed, and I think
artists & showbiz entertainers & producers need to
avoid being overly sensitive as to paralyze creativity.

Keep the comic! Let the great TV series "Law & Order" deal with the real terrorist event, also!

Jacob