SUPERMAN #2 - #668 (2nd Series 1987) DC Comics (Sold separately)

Description: SUPERMAN #2 - #668 (1987-) DC Comics Sold separately #3 - Newstand -Legends: Chapter 17. "Legends from the Darkside!" Cameos by the Phantom Stranger and the New Gods. Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Terry Austin. While Lois interviews the anti-hero preaching G. Gordon Godfrey, Clark Kent suddenly finds himself on the hellish world of Apokolips. Can even the Man of Steel survive a confrontation with the malevolent god, Darkseid? Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #426 #5 -"The Mummy Strikes!" Part 1 of 2. Featuring a special guest-appearance by Wonder Woman. Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Karl Kesel. In the aftermath of the ordeal with G. Gordon Godfrey and Darkseid (see Legends (1986) #1-6), Clark just can't seem to get the Amazing Amazon off his mind. Meanwhile, star reporter Lois Lane is on hand at an archeological dig for the find of the century. But when communications are suddenly cut off, the Man of Steel springs into action.#7 Newstand -"Rampage!" Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Karl Kesel. A science experiment goes horribly wrong and may just have transformed Lois Lane into a hulking savage with super-human strength and an anger management problem to match.#9 "KEY 1987 -"To Laugh and Die in Metropolis!" Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Karl Kesel. Tired of trading blows with that sour-puss Batman, the Clown Prince of Crime makes his way to Metropolis. However, the Joker just can't seem to fathom why the Man of Steel can't see the humor in this move. Meanwhile, billion dollar miscreant Lex Luthor sets out to prove that anybody can be bought, for the right price.#12 1987 - "Love Lost!" Aquaman cameo. Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Karl Kesel. Here's the story about the one that got away. A young Clark Kent meets and falls in love with a beautiful young woman who hides a secret of her own. Lori Lemaris makes her post-Crisis debut in this heartfelt, yet tragic, love story. NOTE: There is also a multipack reprint that looks just like the regular issue except it has a different ad on the back cover(Wrestlemania video game).#13 - Millennium: Week 2. "Toys in the Attic!" Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Karl Kesel. John Byrne gives one of the Man of Steel's oldest enemies in upgrade in this Millennium tie-in issue. The Toyman has never been this dangerous before. Plus, Lana Lang...a Manhunter? Say it isn't so. It's a mystery that leads Superman back to where it all began...back to Smallville. Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #436, Action Comics (1938- ) #596, and Millennium (1987) #2#14 1987 -Millennium: Week 6. "Last Stand!" Guest-starring Green Lantern (Hal Jordan). Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Karl Kesel. Two of Earth's greatest champions, Superman and Green Lantern, have traveled to the far side of the universe in search of the missing Guardians. What they find is the most powerful Manhunter of all, the High-Master! Can even the Man of Steel and the greatest Green Lantern of all stand against such an awesome power? Story continues in Millennium (1987) #7.#15 -"Wings!" Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Karl Kesel. Children are disappearing all over Metropolis, and Superman intends to find out why. But when some of the children turn up horribly mutated, even the Man of Steel is taken aback by the macabre circumstances of this case. #16 -"He only Laughs when I Hurt!" Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Karl Kesel. Superman can change the course of mighty rivers, turn mountains into dust, and stymy the destructive course of hot-liquid magma. Yet, he just can't seem to contend with the whimsical Prankster. Meanwhile, a starling discovery is made on the frozen continent of Antarctica #17 -"Cries in the Night!" Story and art by John Byrne. The screaming terror known as the Silver Banshee has returned and she's got revenge on her mind. How can Superman hope to defeat his enemy when his own super-hearing makes him even more susceptible to her powers than anybody? Maybe with a little help from the Batman? #18 -Return to Krypton!" Guest-starring Hawkman and Hawkwoman. Story by John Byrne. Art by Mike Mignola and Karl Kesel. Cover by Mike Mignola. Story continued from Action Comics #600. In order to save his life, Superman must return to the one place he never thought he'd see - the planet Krypton. Here the Man of Steel will embark on a much needed sojourn. Once done, the Last Son of Krypton will have a better understanding of who he is, where he comes from, and his place in the universe #19 - "The Power that Failed!" Part 1 of 2. Story and art by John Byrne. For some inexplicable reason Superman's powers - strength, flight, speed, invulnerability, and vision - begin to fail him. How can the Man of Steel hope to survive an all out attack by the new menacing duo of Psi-Phon and the hulking Dreadnaught? Meanwhile, a strange new visitor who bares a striking resemblance to a fallen heroine, makes her way toward Smallville. Plus, Lex Luthor gets a new hand (his hand was amputated due to Kryptonite radiation poisoning - see Action Comics #600). Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #442.#21 - The Supergirl Saga. Part 1 of 3. "You can't Go Home Again!" Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and John Beatty. Who is this new Supergirl? Where did she come from? What is the secret of her powers? And what does Lex Luthor have to do with all this? The answers are surprising, to say the least. Learn everything in this 3-part epic. Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #444. #25 -"Head Trips!" Story by Roger Stern. Art by Kerry Gammill and John Beatty. Can even Superman survive when his two greatest adversaries - Lex Luthor and the new Brainiac - team-up to destroy him once and for all? And, can these two arch villains play nice long enough to accomplish the task at hand? #26 -Invasion: First Strike! "...It's just a Shot Away!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Captain Atom, Gangbuster, and the Guardian. Story by Roger Stern. Art by Kerry Gammill and John Beatty. A series of voodoo deaths is plaguing the city of Metropolis, and the Man of Steel has just gone MIA. Hopefully the vigilante known as Gangbuster can stop this mysterious menace before it's too late. Plus, an alien armada has begun a full scale invasion of the planet Earth (see Invasion (1989 DC) #1-3). Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #449. #27 - Invasion: Aftermath! "Of Course, you Know, this Means War!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Gangbuster and the Guardian. Story by Roger Stern. Art by Kerry Gammill and Brett Breeding. One is a fully deputized officer of the law. The other is a tough as nails take the law into his own hands vigilante. Can't imagine why these two can't get along. It's Gangbuster vs. the Guardian in a no holds barred thriller! Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #450. #29 - Superman in Exile. Part 3 of 13. "If this be My Fate!" Story by Dan Jurgens and Jerry Ordway. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. Story continued from Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #451. When Superman comes across yet another dead world he realizes that Hfuhruhurr, the World Bringer has committed another horrendous act. This time the Man of Steel intends to see that this villain meets with righteous justice. Dan Jurgens returns for the sequel to his and Jim Starlin's World Bringer saga from the pages of Adventures of Superman Annual (1987-1997 2nd Series) #1. Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #452.#35 - "Visions of Grandeur!" Cameo by Darkseid. Story by Jerry Ordway. Art by Curt Swan and Dennis Janke. And, "The Racer's Edge!" Story by Jerry Ordway. Art by Kerry Gammill and Dennis Janke. It's the return of Curt Swan to the pages of Superman! In this double feature, Brainiac and Lex Luthor return to plague the Man of Steel. Plus, Morgan Edge is paid a visit by the Black Racer of the New Gods #39 - "Jimmy Olsen's Excellent Adventure!" Story by Jerry Ordway. Art by Kerry Gammill and McLeod. Jimmy Olsen is trapped in a strange parallel dimension, and it's up to Superman and a stranger with amazing abilities to find the youth and bring him home safely. But, does Olsen want to come back when he finds the one person he's been searching for his whole life? Includes a 16-pages "Lightning Racers" insert.#42 1990 -The Day of the Krypton Man. Part 4 of 6. "The Nature of the Beast!" Story by Jerry Ordway. Art by Jerry Ordway and Dennis Janke. Story continued from Action Comics #651. Draaga has finally found the Last Son of Krypton. Revenge is within his grasp, but here on Earth Superman is at full strength. It's not a good day to be a revenge seeking alien. Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #465.#47 - Soul Search. Part 2 of 3. "Lives in the Balance!" Guest-starring the Black Racer and Gangbuster. Story by Jerry Ordway. Art by Jerry Ordway and Dennis Janke. Story continued from Action Comics #656. Superman will batter down the very gates of Hell to save Jimmy and Jerry's mortal souls. Plus, a startling secret is revealed about the past between Perry White's wife and Lex Luthor. Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #470#50 -Krisis of the Krimson Kryptonite. Part 4 of 4. Special Extra-Sized issue. "The Human Factor!" Cameos by the Guardian and Gangbuster. Story by Jerry Ordway. Art by Dan Jurgens, Brett Breeding, Kerry Gammill, Curt Swan, John Byrne, Jerry Ordway and Dennis Janke. Superman has been rendered powerless, beaten, and humiliated by his arch nemesis, Lex Luthor. But when Luthor's own arrogance causes him to break the rules of the game set forth by Mr. Mxyzptlk, can a fully restored Man of Steel be far behind? Plus, Lois Lane gives Clark Kent her answer to his marriage proposal. NOTE: This issue features a humorous cameo by Marvel's First Family - the Fantastic Four.#51 - "Mister Z!" Story by Jerry Ordway. Art by Jerry Ordway and Dennis Janke. Who is the mysterious Mr. Z? Can Superman find out the answer to that very question before he ends up spending eternity in imprisonment? #52 - The Name, Pardners, is Terra-Man!" Story by Jerry Ordway. Art by Kerry Gammill and Dennis Janke. The ecological terrorist Terra-Man is back and LexCorp is going to pay. This time Manning crosses the line and an innocent man pays the price. Can Superman stop him before Lois becomes the next victim in Terra-Man's war on corporate America? #53 - "Truth, Justice, and the American Way!" Story by Jerry Ordway. Art by Jerry Ordway and Dennis Janke. The Man of Steel has always stood for 'Truth, Justice, and the American Way' - but will he step into the realm of world politics when the government requests that he forcibly oust a foreign dictator from office. Plus, in the wake of Clark Kent revealing his duel identity to Lois (see Action Comics #662), Mrs. Lane must now sort out what it means to be the wife of Superman#54 1991 -Time and Time Again! Phase 3. "The Warsaw Ghetto!" Story by Jerry Ordway. Art by Jerry Ordway and Dennis Janke. Story continued from Action Comics #663. The Man of Steel battles the Third Reich in this time spanning epic. The nigh omnipotent Spectre has transported Superman back in time to the days of World War II to confront an enemy from his past (see Superman (1987- ) #51 for Mr. Z's 1st app.). Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #477. Plus, the back-up tale "Attack of the D.N.Alien!" Part 1 of 2. Starring the Guardian and the Newsboy Legion. Story and art by Karl Kesel.#55- Time and Time Again! Phase 6. "Camelot!" Guest-starring Etrigan, the Demon. Cameo by the Shining Knight. Story and art by Jerry Ordway. Story continued from Action Comics #664. Superman continues his adventure through time. In this chapter the Man of Steel must fight side-by-side with the vicious Demon to save the legendary Kingdom of Camelot. Story concludes in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #478. Plus, the back-up tale "Blaze of Glory!" Part 2 of 2. Starring the Guardian and the Newsboy Legion. Story and art by Karl Kesel.#57 -The Mark of the Krypton Man! Part 1 of 3. Featuring the 1st appearance of the Eradicator (in anthropoid form). Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens, Art Thibert, Jon Bogdanove, Bob McLeod, Tom Grummett, Brett Breeding, Dennis Janke, Denis Rodier, and Jerry Ordway. A powerful being with ties to Superman's past decides that the Last Son of Krypton is not living up to his heritage, and decides to recreate a dead world here on Earth. Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #480. 52 pages #58 - "Fangs of the Bloodhounds!" Guest-starring the Guardian. Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. Superman is a being with abilities far beyond those of ordinary men. This is a fact that makes some people very nervous. If the Man of Steel ever were to turn on mankind, who would be there to keep him in check. Meet the Watchdogs! #66 - Panic in the Sky! Part 6 of 6. "Our Army at War!" Guest-starring the Justice League, New Gods, Forever People, Metal Men, Monel, Captain Marvel, Gangbuster, Guardian, Agent of Liberty, Starman, Kilowag, Nightwing, and Deathstroke. Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. It's the final battle for the fate of mankind. The heroes of Earth press the attack to confront Warworld once and for all, but Brainiac's final solution may prove the deadliest attack of all.#67 - Panic in the Sky! Epilogue. "Another Panic in the Sky!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. In the aftermath of Earth's epic battle with Warworld, is Superman in any shape to beat back the cosmic planet-scavengers who swarm in Warworld's wake? Can Lex Luthor prevail where the Man of Steel has failed?#70 - "Raising the Stakes!" Guest-starring Robin. Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. Jimmy Olsen's girlfriend has fallen into the thrall of a vampire. Can Superman, his pal, and the Boy Wonder find Lucy and save the poor girl's soul before it's too late? #71 - Blaze-Satanus War! Part 4 of 4. "Evil Pawn!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. Story continued from Superman: The Man of Steel #15. Superman is caught in the middle of two warring demons and even he may not have the power to stop them both. The Man of Steel is forced to choose a side in this demonic battle, and his decision may cost him his very soul. .#73 1992 Newstand - Doomsday: Prologue. "Time Ryders!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. Waverider and the Linear Men have always been at odds about how to monitor the time stream. But the unexpected happens when the Linear Men actually ask the golden time-traveler to join their team. But can Superman stand idly by while the Linear Men possess this much power over time? Does he have a choice? Plus, on the last page, powerful pounding fists are the harbinger of quite possibly the most dangerous threat the Earth has ever faced, and the issue ends with the ominous warning "...Doomsday is coming!#75 1993 - Doomsday! Part 7 of 7. "Doomsday!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. Here it is, the issue that rocked the DC Universe. An unstoppable force named Doomsday crash landed on Earth and has cut a swath of death and destruction across the country, all the way to Metropolis. Even the Justice League, the world's premiere super-team, was powerless before this creature's might. Now one man stands defiantly in Doomsday's way and vows that the creature's insanity stops here. Superman fights his strongest opponent to the death in the streets of Metropolis.#78 1993 Collector's edition - Die-cut cover. Reign of the Supermen! "Alive!" Guest-starring the Guardian. Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. Can it be true...has the Man of Steel returned from the grave? Someone, or something, has arrived with the look and power of the fallen hero, and he's here for Doomsday. Woe to any that would stand in his way. Includes a poster titled "The Man of Tomorrow!" NOTE: Check out Action Comics #687, Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #500, and Superman: The Man of Steel #22 to follow the adventures of the other Supermen-#79 1993 -Reign of the Supermen! "Prove It!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. Four men of power have arrived, seemingly out of nowhere, and all claim to be the Man of Steel incarnate. Daily Planet reporter Ronald Troupe writes an expose exploring the facts and mystery behind the return of Superman, or Supermen, as the case maybe.#80 1993 -Reign of the Supermen! "Deadly Alliance!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. The Cyborg-Superman and the Kryptonian make war for the right to be the one true Superman, and Coast City is caught in the middle. Plus, Lex Luthor is beside himself. With his greatest enemy lying in his final resting place, the nefarious villain must now contend with four dopplegangers who all claim the mantle of Superman. Plus, a shocking final page you just can't miss. NOTE: This is a dark chapter in the history of the DC Universe. One that leads to the fall from grace of one hero (Hal Jordan). Destruction of Coast City (leads to Green Lantern's Emerald Twilight).#82B.U Newstand Edition - 1st printing. Reign of the Supermen! "Back for Good!" Guest-starring Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Supergirl, Superboy, and Steel. Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. Story continued from Superman: The Man of Steel #26. Has Superman returned from the grave only to be killed once more? Mongul and the Cyborg-Superman make their final move, and with Kryptonite all around, can even the Last Son of Krypton prevail? Get ready for the explosive finale to the Reign of the Supermen! #85 -"Retribution!" Part 2 of 2. Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Joe Rubinstein. The Toyman has murdered Cat Grant's son, Adam. Now the grieving mother plans to see that this murderous villain pays for his crimes with his life. Can Superman prevent his friend from making a mistake she'll regret for the rest of her life?#87 Newstand - "The Last Sun Devil!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Steve Mitchell. While lost in space, thanks to Lobo (see Superman: The Man of Steel #30), Superman gets caught in the middle of two warring factions. Can the Man of Steel determine who is the good guy and who is the bad guy in this alien dispute before it's too late? #87 - Bizarro's World! Part 1 of 5. "Bizarro!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Stuart Immonen and Joe Rubinstein. Back in Man of Steel (1986) #5 Lex Luthor created a clone of the Man of Steel. This Frankenstein-like creature transformed into a disfigured parody of the original and became Bizarro, one of Superman's most dangerous enemies. Soon after its creation the Bizarro creature was destroyed but not before causing all sorts of chaos and destruction. You'd think that Luthor would have learned his lesson from this previous failure. Don't bet on it. Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #510.#92 1993 -Massacre in Metropolis! "Earth Run!" Part 1 of 2. Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Joe Rubinstein. Superman must battle a foe whose strength rivals his own. It's the Man of Steel versus the powerhouse known as Massacre for the fate of the world. Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #515.#94 -Dead Again! Part 2 of 11. "Shadows of the Past!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. Superman battles Conduit in an epic struggle of life and death. But how can the Man of Steel prevail against an adversary whose primary weapon is Kryptonite? Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #517.#99 -Burning the Past!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Gil Kane and Joe Rubinstein. Legendary artist Gil Kane lends his unique talents to this issue. It's an issue that finds Superman side-by-side with Agent Liberty fighting against a fiery foe that could prove to be the end of them both#100 - Collector's Edition (holofoil cover) - 100th Anniversary Issue. "The Death of Clark Kent!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Dan Jurgens, Brett Breeding, and Joe Rubinstein. Superman is on the run from a villain who knows too much about him. In order to protect the ones closest to him, will the Man of Steel do the unthinkable? Don't miss "The Death of Clark Kent!" Featuring appearances by Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Ma & Pa Kent, Perry White, Lana Lang, Pete Ross, and Kenny Braverman. Story continues in Adventures of Superman (1939-2006) #523. 64 pages#102 - Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Gil Kane and Joe Rubinstein. he Cyborg-Superman is back and the Man of Steel intends to end his evil ways here and now. Plus, when the World's Mightiest Mortal spots his arch foe Black Adam, he pounces. But, what these two heroes don't realize is that they're really fighting each other.Can someone please find out what is going on before the Earth's two strongest champions kill each other?Meanwhile, Lois continues her search for Clark.#128 Genesis - Cover pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Stan Kaye. Superman Versus the Futuremen, Chapter 1, script by Bill Finger, pencils by Wayne Boring, inks by Stan Kaye; Earth Bureau of Investigation agents from the year 2000 arrive in the present and claim that Superman is an escaped criminal from their time. The Brave and the Bold #23 ad. Little Pete humor page by Henry Boltinoff. The Secret of the Futuremen, Chaper 2; After they capture Superman and take him to the future, the EBI agents reveal that they are not agents at all. The Sleeping Beauty from Krypton!, script by Bill Finger, art by Kurt Schaffenberger; Lois poses as Rama, a survivor from Krypton. 36 Pages, Full Color.#129 Genesis - "Within Human Reach!" Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Paul Ryan and Joe Rubinstein. This issue focuses on Ashbury Armstrong's everyday life. But how everyday can your life be when you are escorted around by Scorn, a seven-foot tall blue monster? #139 1998 -A Matter of Time!" Guest-starring Waverider. Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Jim Starlin and Joe Rubinstein. Story continued from Superman: The Man of Steel #83. If Dominus finds Kismet, godhood and master of all reality will be his. Can the Man of Steel prevent this from happening? Read on brave reader, read on#205 -Yellow cover with a guy w/ glowing, red eyes. WRITTEN BY BRIAN AZZARELLO; ART AND COVER BY JIM LEE AND SCOTT WILLIAMS In stores May 26. Brian Azzarello, Jim Lee & Scott Williams continue to tear up the Man of Steel in "For Tomorrow," Part 2 of 12! As if the mysterious vanishings around the globe weren't enough for the Man of Steel, Superman soon finds himself standing in the middle of a conflict between two warring nations. But when Big Blue unseats a ruthless dictator, will he inadvertently cause more harm than good? FC, 32 PG.#206 -WRITTEN BY BRIAN AZZARELLO; ART AND COVER BY JIM LEE AND SCOTT WILLIAMS In stores June 23. The Azzarello/Lee run marches on with "For Tomorrow" Part 3! As Superman continues to struggle with the mysterious vanishings happening around the world, he still finds himself stuck in the middle of a civil war. And just when he figures out who the good guys are, his world is flipped upside down. For more information, see the feature article. See this month's Dynamic Forces listings for a signed version! FC, 32 PG. #207 -The dream team of writer Brian Azzarello (100 BULLETS, BATMAN) and superstar artists Jim Lee & Scott Williams (BATMAN) continue the landmark story "For Tomorrow" in SUPERMAN #207. Caught in the midst of bloody civil war, Superman has vowed not to take sides...but how long can he stay on the sidelines after being attacked by the nearly unstoppable monster who first reared his ugly head in SUPERMAN #206? And if he's forced to choose sides, can he truly trust those he's sworn to defend in a country where nothing is what it seems? SUPERMAN is an ongoing series co-edited by Eddie Berganza and William Dennis. #210 - Written by Brian Azzarello Art and cover by Jim Lee & Scott Williams It's the battle between two of the DCU's strongest heroes: Superman vs. Wonder Woman in a fight to the finish, written by fan-favorite Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Jim Lee & Scott Wiliams as "For Tomorrow" continues! When Superman inadvertently sets off a series of catastrophic events after destroying the Vanishing Tech, Wonder Woman must intervene and attempt to put an end to the chaos. But Superman has plans of his own and won't let the Amazonian interfere without a fight ? and what a fight it'll be!#212 - Written by Brian Azzarello Art and cover by Jim Lee & Scott Williams The epic Azzarello, Lee & Williams run continues as the Man of Steel disappears! Another round of vanishings take place ? but this time, Superman is one of the victims! Thrust into a strange world , Superman comes face-to-face with an old ? and deadly ? foe. The source of the vanishings is finally revealed, but will Kal-El even be able to return to Earth to put things right?#213 - Written by Brian Azzarello Art and cover by Jim Lee & Scott Williams In "For Tomorrow" part 10 of 12, the Man of Steel moves closer to solving the mystery that has been plaguing him! After becoming a victim of the Vanishings, Superman now comes face-to-face with the person ? or persons ? responsible for the disappearances of millions of Earth's citizens. Who's powerful enough to pull off this act? Superman's about to find out! #214 - Written by Brian Azzarello Art and cover by Jim Lee & Scott Williams. The incomparable team of writer Brian Azzarello and artists Jim Lee & Scott Williams continues to put the Man of Steel through the wringer as "For Tomorrow" continues! Just as it seems things can't possibly get any worse for the spent Man of Steel, he's embroiled in a fight to the finish with an age-old adversary! Meanwhile, devious plans have been set into motion, one of which involves Superman's closest confidante. On sale Feb 23 ? 32 pg, FC,#215 - Written by Brian Azzarello Art and cover by Jim Lee & Scott Williams. Throughout the harrowing "For Tomorrow," by the acclaimed creative team of Brian Azzarello, Jim Lee & Scott Williams, Superman has faced his share of obstacles, from Wonder Woman to Equus to a living Mt. Rushmore! But in this thrilling final issue of the year-long storyline, nothing can prepare the Man of Steel for the deadly foe he must face ? and destroy!#664 -Written by Kurt Busiek Art and cover by Carlos Pacheco & Jesus Merino Who is Squad K? In the wake of Superman's confrontation with Arion of Atlantis, his place in Metropolis is changed, maybe forever. Now he's got to take on an elite force dedicated to taking him down by any means possible - with the fate of the entire planet in the balance! 'Camelot Falls' roars toward its epic conclusion! Guest-starring the JLA, the JSA and more. ? 32 pg, FC .All comic books are bagged & boarded(100% Archival Safe).Photos are of actual product US OWNED & OPERATED SMOKE FREE ENVIRONMENT CONTACT US WITH ANY QUESTIONS"VF, NM, FN, VG, etc" is not an official rating by the CGC. It is only intended to describe the condition of the item that you are purchasing - please see photos for condition details. 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