DC’s Absolute Superman Fights For His Life in New First Look
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DC has given fans their first look at the upcoming Absolute Superman series by Jason Aaron and Rafa Sandoval. The new title will launch next month, completing DC’s Trinity of Heroes in the new Absolute Universe.
Following DC’s Absolute Power summer event, a new Absolute Universe has been born which will push DC’s legendary heroes to their limits. DC’s All In Special and Absolute Batman #1 have both gone back for a second printing, and, DC is keeping the excitement coming with a new look at the interior pages for Absolute Superman #1. The story will introduce readers to a new Clark Kent who has no family, no Fortress of Solitude and no place to call home as it asks whether he will still stand for truth and justice in the Absolute Universe. Absolute Superman #1 goes on sale on Nov. 6.
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ABSOLUTE SUPERMAN #1
Written by JASON AARON Art by RAFA SANDOVAL Colors by ULISES ARREOLA Letters by BECCA CAREY Cover Art by RAFA SANDOVAL & ULISES ARREOLA Variant Cover Art by WES CRAIG & MIKE SPICER, JIM LEE, SCOTT WILLIAMS & ALEX SINCLAIR, CLAYTON CRAIN, MATTEO SCALERA (1:25), MATTEO SCALERA On sale Nov. 6
DC’s full lineup of covers for Absolute Superman #1 includes an all-star roster of artists including variants by Jim Lee, Scott Williams and Alex Sinclair (also available in a black and white cardstock version), Wes Craig, Matteo Scalera and Clayton Crain. A foil variant cover featuring the Absolute Universe version of Superman’s iconic S shield logo will also be available.
The events of the DC All In Special one-shot have created a new ‘status quo’ for the DC Universe, showing the core “All In” universe and the new Absolute Universe co-existing but united by a single prophecy. The evil Darkseid is at the center of this mysterious prophecy, and future DC All In titles are likely to explore his connection to these universes and what that means for DC’s roster of superheroes.
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The heroes in the Absolute Universe all share similar origins to their All In counterparts, but there’s often a significant twist changing their stories. Absolute Batman challenges The Dark Knight to fight crime without his money, mansion or butler. Likewise, Absolute Wonder Woman shows readers a Diana who has no island paradise of Themyscira to call home, nor does she have her Amazonian sisters to guide her as she tries to bring peace to a new world.
Absolute Superman #1 goes on sale Nov. 6 from DC Comics.
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