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SUPERMAN: THE STRANGER — Dig This SNEAK PEEK at the Miniseries That Takes the Man of Steel Back to the 1930s
A Black Label project that echoes The Bat-Man: First Knight…
DC this week launches a six-issue Black Label miniseries that takes the Man of Steel back to his 1930s roots — Superman: The Stranger, by Wes Craig and colorist Jason Wordie.
The project doesn’t emulate Golden Age-style storytelling; rather, it puts Superman in a more true-to-life view of the era, not unlike Dan Jurgens and Mike Perkins’ terrific The Bat-Man: First Knight (and Second Knight).
Dig this SNEAK PEEK at Issue #1, along with the variant covers:
Dave Johnson variant
Goran Parlov variant
Ethan Young variant
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MORE
— New DC Miniseries Takes SUPERMAN Back to Art Deco 1938. Click here.
— FIRST LOOK: The BAT-MAN Meets SUPERMAN in February’s SECOND KNIGHT Finale. Click here.
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