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DC Comics Graphic Novel Collection - Man of Steel - Volume 10
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Originally published in Man of Steel #1-6, Oct 1986 – Dec 1986
The multiverse changed forever following the epic Crisis on Infinite Earths event. Where once there stood an incalculable number of Earths, with many featuring different versions of Superman, there was now just one Earth and one Man of Steel. This was the dawn of a new age for Superman with the relationships between Clark Kent and his friends, family and enemies reexamined and tweaked for a modern audience.
ACTION COMICS #1,
Originally published in June 1938
The first appearance and origin of Superman from ‘Superman, Champion of the Oppressed’.
- DC Comics
- Superman
- Superman
- DC Comics
DC Comics Graphic Novel Collection - Man of Steel - Volume 10
RRP: £12.99
£9.99
Save: £3.00
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Originally published in Man of Steel #1-6, Oct 1986 – Dec 1986
The multiverse changed forever following the epic Crisis on Infinite Earths event. Where once there stood an incalculable number of Earths, with many featuring different versions of Superman, there was now just one Earth and one Man of Steel. This was the dawn of a new age for Superman with the relationships between Clark Kent and his friends, family and enemies reexamined and tweaked for a modern audience.
ACTION COMICS #1,
Originally published in June 1938
The first appearance and origin of Superman from ‘Superman, Champion of the Oppressed’.
- DC Comics
- Superman
- Superman
- DC Comics
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John Byrnes classic Superman run
This collection collects the first issues of John Byrnes famous late eighties run on Superman which post crisis, changed the character from a indestructible force to a man intent on protecting a city that fears him. Byrne’s run also introduces a head strong Lois Lane, determined & no longer just a damsel in distress to other strong female supporting characters such as Maggie Sawyer. It’s also arguable that this is one the best ever interpretations of Lex Luther. Essential for any Superman fan.
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