Superman: Action Comics: The Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 1 (Rebirth)

Meanwhile, a person—or being—claiming to be the real Clark Kent is dogging his every move. A lavish hardcover collects the first two volume of legendary SUPERMAN writer Dan Jurgens and superstar artists Patch Zircher & Tyler Kirkham’s bold reimagining of the greatest superhero of all time!After an extinction-level event that shattered the cosmos, Superman found himself in a world very much like his own, but populated by a new breed of younger, angrier heroes—including a whole new Superman. And when that Superman fell in the line of duty, the original Man of Steel stepped up to take his place.   A new era has dawned.   But at what cost?   No sooner does the legendary hero take to the skies than his greatest enemies emerge to face him, from Metropolis’ self-styled protector Lex Luthor to the engine of death and destruction known as Doomsday. And back in the fields of Smallville, his wife, Lois, and son, Jonathan, face this strange new world as well. Is the Man of Tomorrow ready to face it?   Find out in SUPERMAN: ACTION COMICS: THE REBIRTH DELUXE EDITION BOOK 1! Col

He has written and/or illustrated titles such as JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA, Captain America, The Sensational Spider-Man, Thor, TEEN TITANS, AQUAMAN, DC's Tangent imprint, and the company-wide DC crossover known as ZERO HOUR. Dan Jurgens is a writer and artist most famous for creating Booster Gold, as well as for being one of the main forces behind THE DEATH OF SUPERMAN.

“A fun and exciting story.”—Comic Book Resources “Patrick Zircher is at his best when illustrating the gleaming gods that are Superman and Lex Luthor.”—Newsarama “It’s good to have a classic-numbered ACTION COMICS back on the stands.”—IGN

DC is now making OHCs for their ongoings, and it's turning out wonderfully Joshua Read This is just a great book. Perhaps it was my lowered expectations due to most people telling me the book was just nonstop punching, but I thought it was great. Very well-written, FANTASTIC art, and some great mysteries to be told. What are Superlex's intentions? Who is this new random Clark Kent? What's going on with this scythe-wi. Action Lives Up to Its Name! Terence Dollard I gave up on Superman and DC years ago. Their books didn't seem to match the characters I enjoyed reading in years past. I can always find a comic from the 80s at a con, spend a buck and have a better experience.That said, I've always enjoyed Dan Jurgens' work on Superman and on a lark, I bought a recent issue of Action Comics. Did