So is this a new story or is it just a reimagining of the original? Is it canon?
Superman
Noah Johnson
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Landon Scott
The announcement literally says it's all new stories for the anniversary of Death of Superman
Benjamin Edwards
Superman is just the right height to suck Doomsday's dick while standing up.
Nolan Nelson
You have the sense of depth of a cyclopes.
Jordan Reyes
It's more 'new' fap fic from Jurgens trying to prove to his collection of vocal cult members that he's still 'got it'
Christopher Hall
the second one
Jose Foster
Canon
Jack Gonzalez
I like Jurgens :)
Nathan Murphy
The story about Ma and Pa Kent sounds depressing.
Ryan Jackson
Let me suck your dick
Jackson Martin
>page after page of the Kents going through old photo albums trying to assure each other that their son isn't being savagely beaten to death on live TV and is going to come out on top
Great, more Bojack-tier misery porn. Pass.
Ryder Sanders
Jurgen haters are cringe
Noah Cruz
You'd think a fight that where Superman dies from being beaten to death would have planets getting obliterated not just a city damaged.
Christian Lee
>Is it canon?
What part of "everything is canon" do you not understand?
Juan Ward
Doomsday is now Goro?
William Lewis
While I give you his Nightwing and Batman Beyond runs sucked his recent Blue & Gold mini was one of the best books being put out at the time
Jack Campbell
that is an incredibly low bar to clear
Nathaniel Cooper
>THE DEATH OF SUPERMAN 30th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL, in stores 11/8, introduces a rather intimidating all-new character named Doombreaker
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Adam Price
Juan Walker
Shamelessly cashing in on the DBS Super Hero hype
Isaac Miller
3 new stories, looks like it's bookended by 10 yr old Jon learning about the DoS, and I guess the final part introduces this cover character, "Doombreaker." The 3 stories are what Steel was doing during the final battle, what Guardian was doing, and one of Ma and Pa Kent. It'll come with an anniversary armband
Asher Collins
I just don’t understand the compulsion on the part of so many comics writers to inject constant edge and bleakness. It’s superheroes, come on. Guess that’s just the era we’re living in.