There was a universe where Superman's life was very different. He was married to Lois Lane, the mother of his son Jonathan, and everything was happy until they ended up on Telos and participated in a cosmic conflict. Now, they live in secret in our world, but this Man of Steel...
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Superman Lois y Clark La Llegada
There was a universe where Superman's life was very different. He was married to Lois Lane, the mother of his son Jonathan, and everything was happy until they ended up on Telos and participated in a cosmic conflict. Now, they live in secret in our world, but this Man of Steel is far from quiet. The arrival of Excalibur, the threat of Intergang? These are just two of the problems that Superman will encounter, and he will have a huge impact on the immediate future of the DC Universe. Dan Jurgens writes Superman: Lois and Clark, a volume that emerged from the events of Convergence and features art by Lee Weeks (Secret Origins), Neil Edwards (Adventures of Superman), and Stephen Segovia (Green Lantern Corps). -- There was a universe where Superman's life was very different. He was married to Lois Lane, the mother of his son Jonathan, and everything was happy until they ended up on Telos and participated in a cosmic conflict. Now, they live in secret in our world, but this Man of Steel is far from quiet. The arrival of Excalibur, the threat of Intergang? These are just two of the problems that Superman will encounter, and he will have a huge impact on the immediate future of the DC Universe. Dan Jurgens writes Superman: Lois and Clark, a volume that emerged from the events of Convergence and features art by Lee Weeks (Secret Origins), Neil Edwards (Adventures of Superman), and Stephen Segovia (Green Lantern Corps). |
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