Tom Welling and Justin Hartley are both featured in the online magazine, “Portrait” for the month of September.

Click the links below to read both cover stories:

• “Tom Welling: The Small Screen’s Superman“
• “Justin Hartley Hits The Mark“

Finally purchased my copy of the latest “TV Guide” magazine that features the first glimpse of Kara (Laura Vandervoort) as Supergirl. Click the image to view the scan larger in the gallery.

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I picked up my copy of the TV Guide Magazine Comic-Con Special Edition issue featuring the Tom Welling/Smallville collectible cover at the Con today! See the scans in the gallery:

Smallville is featured in the latest issue of “SciFiNow” magazine. I purchased a copy on eBay a couple of weeks ago since this particular issue wasn’t yet available  in my area - I just received it this week.

The article, titled “The Death of Superman” explores why the magazine feels season ten will be it’s last. I should point out that this article was written before it was officially announced the show’s tenth season will be the final season.

A portion of the four-page article from the magazine can be found on SciFiNow’s website - read a snippet below:

There’s something very final sounding about a tenth season. The show in question, whatever it may be, has reached double digits. Almost an entire decade of our lives has passed since we saw it begin. Such a feat seems almost inhibiting to most TV dramas – most run for no more than five – as every possible romance subplot and storytelling variable will have been touched upon at some point or another, while onlookers assume the show has ran thin creatively as a by-product of its time on the air.

For Smallville, a far greater problem lies in the shadows. As a show that was originally supposed to be Superman: The Early Years, we’re getting knee deep in the continuity of both Superman and the DC Universe, to the point where the show is essentially rewriting both through its own words. A series that was once Clark Kent, schoolboy with a heroic secret, now sees the handsome hero as a journalist at a Daily Planet, while romantically entangled with the snappy Lois Lane. The only item missing from this formula is the famous red, blue and yellow spandex outfit. If this is Superman: The Early Years, it’s difficult to see where else it can go as Smallville rolls into its tenth year.

(Continue reading at SciFiNow’s official site here).

I scanned a couple of highlights from the article that features “Clark & Lois”, “Chloe”, and the magazine cover – click images below to view in the gallery.

Smallville’s season finale episode, “Salvation” was listed at #3 on TV Guide’s list of “What’s Worth Watching”. View the scan in the gallery by the clicking the image below.

“Salvation” airs this Friday, May 14th at 8/7c.

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I scanned an article from this week’s TV Guide issue listing Smallville episode, “Sacrifice” (airing this Friday, April 30th) at #1 on their “What’s Worth Watching” list, featuring Green Arrow (Justin Hartley).

Justin co-wrote “Sacrifice” along with Walter Wong.

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I scanned a two-page interview with Justin Hartley from the magazine ‘Shallow Graves’, issue #7 that was conducted right before ‘Absolute Justice’ aired earlier this year. You can view it in the gallery under Magazine Scans here.

There is also a great interview with Cassidy Freeman in the magazine – you can read it by purchasing the latest issue here.

Thanks to ‘Shallow Graves’ for letting me share a portion of the Smallville segment with my readers.

A TV Guide scan promoting the next few episodes has been added to the gallery.

Thanks to “fansofdts” for the image, and “sv_awareness” for the heads up via Twitter.

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In today’s comics on “chron.com“, there is a comic strip from “Mother Goose and Grimm” featuring Superman and Hawkman discussing the perils of texting while flying – hilarious!

A BIG thank you to “Monita” for sending this to me!