Yeah, well... New Genesis is a pristine Garden-of-Eden-like planet, and all the gods of New Genesis live in the orbiting city (I can't recall if "Supertown" is the official name, or the nickname for the city by the younger generation of gods the Forever People are a part of).
But when Superman heard the name, in the story he was feeling alienated on earth, and he sought out the city to find a culture of others like himself. It's a good story, portraying a side of Superman not seen before.
I love the whole Fourth World series, each of the four titles at one time or another was my favorite. But I think FOREVER PEOPLE 1-11 ended with the most closure of the 4 titles.
Would that DC could finally manage to print them in tolerably decent collected editions. The Fourth World omnibus hardcovers had a lot of problems.
As did the black and white trades that came out about 10 years prior to that.
Love the new Max-Fleisher 1940's animated Superman avatar, by the way. I got those cartoons on DVD a few years back. Great stuff.
