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Superman by Grant Morrison Omnibus

Superman by Grant Morrison Omnibus

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  • Create Date：2021-05-21 08:51:49
  • Update Date：2025-09-07
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  • Author：Grant Morrison
  • ISBN：1779513976
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Summary

Grant Morrison， one of the greatest storytellers of his generation， weaves the history of Clark Kent's early days in Metropolis in this Man of Steel cornerstone of the DC Universe！

Collecting the entirety of Morrison's epic saga， this New 52 era Superman omnibus celebrates and explores new facets of the Superman mythos。 The compelling and deliberate Superman stories in this collection showcase his quintessential character and determination in a world that doesn't know what to make of him。

A milestone in The New 52， this omnibus is jam-packed with action， adventure， shocking secrets， parallel Earths， deadly encounters with the Anti-Superman Army， Brainiac， Metal-zero and so much more！

Collects Action Comics #0-18 and Action Comics Annual #1

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Ronny Trøjborg ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Aldrig læst færdig。 Startede ellers ok， med at virke til， at være lidt for Superman， hvad Ultimate genfortælling var for spider-man。 Hurtigt blev det dog noget Morrison multi-mysti-fystisk noget。 Og da Superman pludselig lige læser ALT medicinsk tekst der er publiceret for at rede lois， blev det simpelthen for latterligt og jeg kunne ikke læse længere。

Nicolas ，

This era of Superman has a pretty notorious rep。 I hadn't read it since it dropped the first time and I really couldn't remember。 This omnibus comprises the first 18 issues plus an annual and a #0。 The art is primarily by Rags Morales。 Right away were are off to a weird start。 As I recall the lead up to the New 52 was promoting a streamlined， back-to-basics kind of take on DC Comics。 If that was really the goal， who in the world thought Grant Morrison was the one？ I do have to admit the first 5 This era of Superman has a pretty notorious rep。 I hadn't read it since it dropped the first time and I really couldn't remember。 This omnibus comprises the first 18 issues plus an annual and a #0。 The art is primarily by Rags Morales。 Right away were are off to a weird start。 As I recall the lead up to the New 52 was promoting a streamlined， back-to-basics kind of take on DC Comics。 If that was really the goal， who in the world thought Grant Morrison was the one？ I do have to admit the first 5 or so issues where we have t-shirt Superman doing some street level stuff， I was a pretty in。 But then that vanishes and we go on the typical trippy， Quaalude-fueled ride that is a Grant Morrison story。 And there's no transition。 It's just suddenly aliens and demons and time travel and Mxyzptlk。 I don't get it。 Then there's the art。 I guess that's a place where I would have gone with a classic， shiny， spit-curled kind of vibe。 Instead it feels very loose and inconsistent。 Superman is unrecognizable from panel to panel。 It's weird and I found it to be very unpleasant。 What's more， nothing from this run made any lasting impact on the character。 This reread didn't change my opinion， but it was at least interesting to revisit。 I'm covering my return to New 52 Superman over on Comic Book Coffee Break: https://smallvillechronicle。blogspot。。。。 。。。more

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