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They are identical in every way possible, except the second edition has "second edition" written in a small font somewhere.
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I got one from the first batch. In fact it was that purchase that introduced me to FSM. and yes Superman Returns is worth it too.
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They are identical in every way possible, except the second edition has "second edition" written in a small font somewhere. I thought the book was supposed to be more durable, becuase the glue unbounding from the pages and the cover? But is that what people are doing though?, selling the first edition more? It's my understanding that the book issue was corrected before the release of the first edition, hence a short delay in the release. Mr. Kendall could shed more light on the matter, but my first edition booklet remains in perfect shape. As far as I am aware, I agree with the poster that said get whichever one you can for the cheapest, because they are the same except for the "second edition" designation on the second release.
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Usually my memory is pretty good but some of this is a blur. As I recall...the initial printing of the Superman books had an issue with the binding that caused some of them to fall apart. It also sold out faster than expected. So we very clearly needed to print extra books to give people replacements, and it also made sense to keep the item in stock (e.g. make a second pressing/printing). We added some very minor indication in the books that it was the second printing. I also very dimly recall that there might have been some extremely trivial error or typo somewhere in the book that we corrected. I am not trying to be unhelpful, I honestly don't recall! It's a great set, I wholeheartedly endorse it! Lukas
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Now that I have the Blue Box set is there any reason for me to keep my Rhino Records release of Superman from 2000? I've kept everything going back to the 2-LP set: I've been re-visiting the Blue Box lately and getting tremendous enjoyment from Williams' original score. It might be the single greatest film score of all time.
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