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Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes

Issues #858-863

Series: Action Comics (1938-2011)
4.5
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Pages
154
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
DC Comics

About

Written by Geoff Johns Art and cover by Gary Frank & Jonathan Sibal Superstar artist Gary Frank joins writer Geoff Johns for an epic story teaming Superman with an adult version of the Legion of Super-Heroes, originally presented in these issues! When he was a boy, Clark Kent was isolated and alone until he met this teen team from the 31st century. Today, it's been years since Superman saw his childhood friends. Why haven't they returned to visit him? What's become of the symbol of Superman in the future? And just why is the future so dangerous for Superman? They warned him away, but now he's determined to help his friends - even if it means his life!

Related Subjects

  • Science Fiction
  • Teen
  • Media Tie-In
  • Superhero
  • Drama

Extended Details

  • SeriesAction Comics (1938-2011) #10

    Artists

    Geoff JohnsAuthor
    Gary FrankIllustrator
    Andy KubertIllustrator
    Mike GrellIllustrator
    Keith GiffenIllustrator

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