Can you recommend some of the best John Byrne stories?

Sure. 'The Man of Steel' is a must - read. It revamped Superman's origin story, making it more modern and in - depth.

The 'Superman for All Seasons' is also great. It told different stories about Superman at various points in his life, like his early days in Smallville and how he grew into the hero we know. Byrne's art and storytelling combined to create a very memorable Superman experience. He really captured the essence of what makes Superman such an iconic and beloved character.

The art in John Byrne's best stories is a major factor. His detailed and dynamic art style can really bring the characters and settings to life. It's visually appealing and helps draw the reader into the story.

There are also fan fictions that take Byrne's concepts and put a different spin on them. Like, if he had a story about a dystopian future, a fan fiction could be set in that same future but from the perspective of a different character, perhaps a street - level hero trying to make a difference in a world full of Byrne - inspired chaos and challenges.

One of the great ones is 'The Swimmer'. It's a fascinating exploration of a man's journey through his neighborhood via the pools, which is also a journey through his own psyche.

John Byrne suggests starting with basic shapes and practicing anatomy. Also, pay attention to light and shadow for depth.

Well, one great 'Janet and John' story could be about their adventure in the forest. They might discover a hidden stream and follow it to find a magical glade filled with rare flowers. This shows their sense of exploration.

Sure. 'All His Engines' is a great one. It has Constantine dealing with a powerful demon that's tied to his past. The story is filled with Constantine's sharp-tongued banter and his ability to navigate the dangerous waters of the occult world.

Sure. 'The Spectre' by John Ostrander is a must - read. It's dark, it's deep, and it really makes you think about justice and the afterlife. The art in those stories also complements the writing really well.

There's also 'Byrne in the City'. In this fanfic, Byrne moves to a big, bustling city and has to adapt to a completely different lifestyle. It shows his struggles and how he overcomes them while also exploring the unique culture of the city. It has some really interesting side characters as well.