Superman (1987-2006) #1 - John Byrne & Terry Austin

Superman (1987-2006) #1

By John Byrne & Terry Austin

  • Release Date: 2013-06-12
  • Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels
Score: 4
4
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Description

Superman’s first adventure following the CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS mega-event just may be his last as he comes face-to-face with Metallo, the Man with the Kryptonite Heart!

Reviews

  • Still the best...

    5
    By Xena Deb
    John Byrne’s revamp of Superman in 1986 is still the best...since his initial incarnation in 1938’s Action Comics #1. What a great trip down memory lane when everything about Superman was new again. And, if you haven’t read Byrne;s run on Superman before, now’s your chance to start with Superman #1 (volume 2) P.S. Byrne actually started with a couple of prequel miniseries: “The World of” miniseries. The World of Krypton, Smallville, and Metropolis. Well worth a read before jumping into this one. Enjoy!

  • Supeman FIRST ISSUE

    5
    By R Neel
    it was a googd book with a lot of fighting and action. Superman has a weakness

  • Needs 2 be longer

    2
    By Marykatemroz
    I like this book but wish it were a lot longer. That is all 😐

  • Super

    5
    By Zeodave
    Super superman story. More!!!

  • Flyguy25

    5
    By Flyguy 25
    It is awesome I loved it and I think I will read I t again

  • I love it

    5
    By Pierce The Veil gal
    It was an amazing magazine!!!! I want to read more!!!! I JUST LOVED IT.

  • Comics

    5
    By Super navy seals
    This is a pretty good comic,you should try it.

  • Awsome

    5
    By Isaiah Boudoin
    Superman comics are the best I love them!

  • Superman comic book

    5
    By Olympia1969
    I thought this book was really good. Very good drawings with a lot of detail. The book just keeps making you turn the page, you can really tell the creators took their time.

  • First issue

    4
    By fhm64mebh63
    The story started good , but became so ending and wired at the end, ....

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