Action Comics (1938-2011) #775
Language: English
Format: Kindle
Publication date:
January 31st, 2001
Publisher: DC
Pages: 39
In an extra-sized issue that challenges the very essence of heroism, the narrative explores the relevance of Superman in a rapidly evolving world. With a new and aggressive team of meta-humans rising to prominence, doubts begin to surface about the Superman we once revered. As he grapples with criticisms of being outdated, readers are led on a journey that investigates what it truly means to embody heroism today.
The storytelling, driven by Joe Kelly and illustrated by an ensemble of talented artists, paints a vivid picture of conflict between old ideals and contemporary values. The dynamic artwork enhances the tension, bringing the emotional struggles of Superman into sharp relief. This complex exploration of identity, legacy, and responsibility reveals the challenges faced by even the most iconic of heroes as they attempt to stay relevant in an ever-changing society.
The storytelling, driven by Joe Kelly and illustrated by an ensemble of talented artists, paints a vivid picture of conflict between old ideals and contemporary values. The dynamic artwork enhances the tension, bringing the emotional struggles of Superman into sharp relief. This complex exploration of identity, legacy, and responsibility reveals the challenges faced by even the most iconic of heroes as they attempt to stay relevant in an ever-changing society.