1. 关于讲超人的创作者的英语阅读
Siegel and Shuster created a bald telepathic villain referred to as "the Superman", bent on dominating the entire world. He appeared in the short story "The Reign of the Superman" from Science Fiction No. 3, a science fiction fanzine that Siegel published in 1933. Tossing and turning in bed one night in 1934, he thought of the more familiar character by that name. Siegel and Shuster then began a four-year quest to find a publisher. Titling it The Superman, Siegel and Shuster offered it to Consolidated Book Publishing, who had published a 48-page black-and-white comic book entitled Detective Dan: Secret Operative No. 48. Although the o received an encouraging letter, Consolidated never again published comic books. Shuster took this to heart and burned all pages of the story, the cover surviving only because Siegel rescued it from the fire. Siegel and Shuster each compared this character to Slam Bradley, an adventurer the pair had created for Detective Comics No. 1 (March 1937). In 1938, after that proposal had languished among others at More Fun Comics — published by National Allied Publications, the primary precursor of DC Comics — editor Vin Sullivan chose it as the cover feature for National's Action Comics No. 1 (June 1938). The following year, Siegel & Shuster initiated the syndicated Superman comic strip. Siegel also created the ghostly avenger The Spectre ring this same period.
As part of the deal which saw Superman published in Action Comics, Siegel and Shuster sold the rights to the company in return for $130 and a contract to supply the publisher with material.
Siegel and Shuster's status as children of Jewish immigrants is also thought to have influenced their work. Timothy Aaron Pevey has argued that they crafted "an immigrant figure whose desire was to fit into American culture as an American", something which Pevey feels taps into an important aspect of American identity.
In 1946, Siegel and Shuster, nearing the end of their 10-year contract to proce Superman stories, sued National over rights to the characters. In 1947, the team had rejoined editor Sullivan, by now the founder and publisher of the comic-book company Magazine Enterprises; there they created the short-lived comical crime-fighter Funnyman. Siegel went on to become comics art director for publisher Ziff-Davis in the early 1950s, and later returned to DC to write uncredited Superman stories in 1959 under the control of Silver Age Superman editor Mort Weisinger. When he sued DC over the Superman rights again in 1967, his relationship with the hero he had co-created was again severed.
Siegel's later work would appear in Marvel Comics, where under the pseudonym "Joe Carter" he scripted the "Human Torch" feature in Strange Tales #112–113 (Sept.-Oct. 1963), introcing the teenaged Torch's high school girlfriend, Doris Evans; and, under his own name, a backup feature starring the X-Men memberAngel, which ran in Marvel Tales and Ka-Zar. Siegel wrote as well ring this time for Archie Comics, where he created campy versions of existing superheroes in Archie's Mighty Comics line; Charlton Comics, where he created a few superheroes; and even England's Lion, where he scripted The Spider. In 1968, he worked forWestern Publishing, for which he wrote (along with Carl Barks) stories in the Junior Woodchucks comic book. In the 1970s, he worked for Mondadori Editore (at that time the Italian Disney comic book licensee) on its title Topolino, listed in the mastheads of the period as a scriptwriter ("soggettista e sceneggiatore").
In the 1980s, he worked with Val Mayerik on his new comic called The Starling, which appeared in the pages of Destroyer Duck. Around this time, he also wrote some comics for Aardvark-Vanaheim.
In 1985, DC Comics named Siegel as one of the honorees in the company's 50th anniversary publication Fifty Who Made DC Great.Siegel was invited in 1986 by DC Comics' editor Julius Schwartz to write an "imaginary" final story for Superman, following Marv Wolfman's Crisis on Infinite Earths limited series and before John Byrne's The Man of Steel miniseries, which reintroced Superman. Siegel declined, and the story was instead given to writer Alan Moore, and published in September 1986 in two parts entitled "Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?" published in Superman No. 423 and Action Comics No. 583.
2. 关于英语阅读
英语阅读理解与完形填空需要整体的提高自己的语言能力才是最根本的，光专靠记忆故事内容来属复习这种方法不会起到很大作用。
一个人的记忆是有限的，所以要记忆的话就必须记最基本的，最有价值的内容。你通过记忆故事来复习，那么高考出一篇新的文章你该咋办？
英语阅读要记忆语言中单词与句子的基本用法，多阅读培养语感，然后适当做题培养语感，增强自己的语言能力才是最根本的做法。
3. 有关r1se的英语阅读
书虫,不是一小片一小片的,但是你可以几页几页看
4. 关于英语阅读的一种题型
做这种题，得首先把整篇英语短文通读一遍，了解个大概内容，再结合问题去专文中找答案。这句属是问这篇短文是怎么进行发展的？是靠给些解释？是靠前后比较？是靠涉及到哪方面提醒？还是靠举例子说明？做这类题要把全文搞懂才能做出选择。加油吧！
5. 一个关于英语阅读的问题
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在第二段: Such students felt that they are hated by everyone else ...
6. 关于英语阅读理解
我们老师告诉我，如果你阅读理解不太好或者读到最后读不下去了，考试的专时候可以选择属先做阅读理解。
还有就是答题的时候如果遇到不确定的，还可以想想你的老师，如果是他|她给你讲这道题，他会怎么讲，最后会选什么答案。这招也很管用啊，有个前提是你得喜欢你的英语老师，怎么说也不能烦他呀。呵呵
7. 英语阅读关于light的
applications是应用的意思,全句是多用身体,就是多锻炼的意思
8. 一篇英语阅读，英语高手能否给我答案——————在线等！！谢谢了
关于美国的第一枚航空邮票有一个有趣的故事。在1918年出版,这枚面值为24美分的邮票有一架蓝色的飞机,玫瑰边界内,成为人们关注的中心。一百的邮票卖给公众被称为“倒置”,因为蓝色的飞机被印颠倒了。单身这些“颠倒过来”航空邮票现在价值超过100000美元。
这些邮票的故事开始于1918年5月14日,死后的第二天,他们被放置在出售。在华府,w t版递给罗比,一个人感兴趣的邮票,决定去买一整版新邮票,于是他来到纽约大街的邮政支局在华盛顿。当职员递给他一张邮票时,罗比看到它们(中心位置很差。他看了其它几版和发现,没有一个摆正中心位置。罗比没有卖出邮票店员问还在当天晚些时候当估计那时有更多邮票到货。
罗比大约中午时候回来时,还是那个职员值班。他伸手够到新床单和递给一版递给罗比。收集器的心站住了,他看到那个一直给他单版邮票有一个倒转的中心。
题目:
6。这篇文章是关于____。
一流的邮票[A]八十年前
[B]收入邮票在美国
[C]关于美国的第一枚航空邮票
特快专递邮票研究[D].
7。这些邮票是有价值的,因为____。
[A]他们的中心是“颠倒了。”
[B]他们错误的颜色
[C]他们动身中心
[D]有那么几个人
8。罗比没有卖出邮票告诉他的朋友们时,他们的发现____。
[A]他想买邮票
[B]也去找这样的邮票
罗比没有卖出邮票[C]报告给中国政府
[D]以上
9。经销商,知道如果还有其他的表像然后____版递给罗比。
罗比没有卖出邮票[A]必须撒谎
[B]没有完美的
[C]邮票是不行的
罗比没有卖出邮票的研究[D].邮票就没有意义
10。 罗比没有卖出邮票的邮票有被____。
许多人[A]
[B]没有人
一些人[j].
研究[D].每个人都
9. 关于英语阅读课程的Questionnaire
您想干抄嘛呀？翻译？还是回答？
首先我想知道你以下的成绩
1 大学入学考试英语___(若记不清清写下大致分数 )
2 大英四级___(若没有参加过请留空)
3 上一学期的英语精读/阅读成绩--
第一部分：
1 总是/全部同意 2 经常/80%同意 3有时/50%同意 4几乎不/20%同意 5从不/完全不同意
1 想学好英语，精读课程是非常重要的 12345
2 你觉得背诵精读课文对提高英语水平有好处。12345
3 除了上精度课和完成作业之外，通过读报纸、杂志和在线文章也可以增加词汇量。 12345
4 你的英语词汇都是从精度课上学到的。12345
5 猜单词或句子的意思是增长词汇量的好办法。12345
6 记住单词的中文解释是必需的。 12345
7 你倾向于通过中文翻译来理解文章。 12345
累死了，明天再给你翻。
10. 关于一篇英语阅读
由于天气很冷，那个人就把衣服脱下来反向穿上了衣服（He took off his coat and put it on backwards. ），既衣内服背面穿在前面，而衣容服系扣那面穿在背面了。所以那人倒下后，衣服正面朝上，实际上那人是背部朝上，脸部朝下，开车人将那人脸转到上面来，和衣服方向一致了，实际上就是把那人脖子拧了一圈（ I only turn his head around the right way，这句话的意思是：我只把他的头转向了正确方向）。。。当然会dead了。。。。。