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Read MoreComic Set Includes:
Superman: Man Of Steel # 18 (1st full appearance of Doomsday) – First Print
Justice League (vol. 2) # 69 – First Print
Superman # 74 – First Print
Adventures of Superman # 497 – First Print
Action Comics # 684 – First Print
Superman: Man Of Steel # 19 – First Print
Superman # 75 – (Death of Superman & Doomsday) First Print, Newsstand Edition
Condition Notes:
All books are in Very Fine to Near Mint condition
Read MoreThrough my time collecting comic books, I have been privileged to meet many incredible and legendary artists and writers. Bernie Wrightson was one of those…
Read MoreThis comic set features the first cameo appearances of Doomsday that pre-date the Death of Superman storyline.
These four books each shows a progressive scene of Doomsday attempting to break free of his containment cell by punching through a metal wall.
Read MoreAfter the Death of Superman storyline, followed a 10 part story, Funeral for a Friend, which showed the vacuum left by the death of Superman. Fans were teased with the return of Superman, but instead the final part, Adventures of Superman # 500, saw the emergence of four distinct Supermen: The Eradicator, Cyborg-Superman, Steel, and Superboy (Conner Kent). This issue marks the 1st appearance of both Steel and Superboy (Conner Kent).
Read MoreThis is the final part of the Death of Superman storyline, which sees the iconic DC super hero fall in battle to the villain Doomsday. This comic event mirrored the real time death of Superman co-creator artist, Joe Shuster (July 10, 1914 – July 30, 1992).
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