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Zatanna in Superman #18 Sept 2024 Solicits

By Jamal Campbell Link

By W Scott Forbes Link

By Sweeney Boo Link

Synopsis: "ABSOLUTE POWER TIE-IN!

Waller has the powerless heroes of the DC Universe on the ropes! Can the  powerless Superman and Zatanna find the mystical map to the Dark Roads in time to get some major back-up?! Lex Luthor, Lois Lane, Mercy, Jimmy, and Silver Banshee are on the run from  the superpowered Amazos but find themselves pulled into a battle for the soul of Metropolis! Don't miss the shocking cliffhanger that impacts the future of the Superman titles!"

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Mark Millar On Why Revealing Superman's Secret Identity is a Bad Idea - And Why He Revealed Spider-Man's.

Mark Millar popped by John Siuntres' Word Balloon podcast before Christmas to talk about his work for Netflix, what led up to it and the state of comic

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Superman #18 Cover Art

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Kara's reaction to Kal finally coming out as Clark. ❤

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Superman #18

It gives me that same feeling I had when Batman #50 dropped.

I really dislike this route, but I cant hate on the work put into it.

I mean, the art was nice, there were some really great panels that I loved seeing, and the story (for what it was/what is was trying to do) was nice....but ya, i get a real bummed out icky feeling ya know?

It's like...its like when Bendis aged Jon up...like I know he and Damian get older down the line, like sometime in the future (like duh) but doesnt mean that he should be aged up now.

Same thing applies to this issue. I k ow someday down the line of the DC Universe in the future Supermans identity as Clark is no longer a secret (I mean, would the legion even exist if that wasnt the case?) However I think that story should be kept in those Future settings not in current continuity.

Its like if Bruce was made into Batman Beyond old man Bruce as currently continuity....you know?

Idk, I know some people really liked it, thoughts?

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The best-kept secret in comics is about to be known to the world, when the Man of Steel makes the most critical decision of his career — to reveal his secret identity in Superman #18 and here’s your “First Look”…

For 80 years, the World’s First Superhero has had to keep the greatest secret — his dual identity — under wraps, or put at risk everyone that he loves or holds dear. Now it looks like Clark Kent may have little choice but to share his truth with everyone, and reveal that he is indeed the Man of Steel! In the upcoming Superman #18 comic writer extraordinaire Brian Michael Bendis has always promised that would take the Man of Tomorrow into all new territory, and since taking the reigns of the title, Superman’s world has continued to grow in incalculable ways.

Superman #18 is written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado

Here’s a “First Look” at Superman #18:

Superman #18 is written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado

Superman #18 is written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado

Superman #18 is written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado

Superman #18 is written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado

Superman #18 is written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado

Revealing his secret identity will certainly come with its own set of complications as well as new challenges for Superman as he quickly begins to assert his new place in the galaxy, and especially here on Earth. This may be the most monumental change Superman has ever faced, and certainly the biggest change facing the character’s legacy. The future of Greatest Hero ever begins now! Make sure to reserve your copy of Superman #18.

Superman #18 is written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado with colors by Alex Sinclair. The issue hits stand on December 11 and retail for $3.99.

First Look | SUPERMAN #18 The best-kept secret in comics is about to be known to the world, when the Man of Steel makes the most critical decision of his career — to reveal his secret identity in Superman #18 and here’s your “First Look”…

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