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Absolute Luthor #[nn]

Dec 2013 · DC · [none]
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This oversized hardcover collects the two prestige-format one-shots Luthor (2003) and Joker (2008), each written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Lee Bermejo. The volume presents a pair of grounded, psychological character studies that reimagine Superman's greatest nemesis and Batman's most chaotic foe through a gritty, realistic lens, with Bermejo's painted artwork lending a visceral, cinematic quality to both stories. Released as part of DC's Absolute line, this edition features the original scripts, sketchbook material, and a slipcase for the large-format pages.

In "Part One" of Absolute Luthor, Lex Luthor arrives in Gotham City with a rare alien artifact in hand and a proposition for Bruce Wayne—trade a piece of advanced alien technology for access to Wayne's proprietary research. Written by Brian Azzarello and brought to life with striking, atmospheric art by Lee Bermejo, this issue sets a tense, high-stakes tone as two of DC's most formidable minds face off in a game of power and calculation. The cover by Lee Bermejo captures the moment with chilling precision.

Contains 5 stories
Part One
22 pp · Superhero
Lex LuthorSuperman

In "Part One" of *Absolute Luthor*, Lex Luthor remains focused on advancing his Science Spire—its progress, its cost, and its purpose—while reflecting on the enigmatic figure of Superman, pondering what it truly means to be a hero in a world that worships power.

Part Two
22 pp · Superhero
Lex LuthorBruce WayneSergei Federov
Part Three
24 pp · Superhero
Bruce Wayne [Batman]BatmanSupermanLex LuthorAlfred Pennyworth

In "Part Three" of *Absolute Luthor*, Lex Luthor arrives in Gotham City with a rare alien artifact in hand, seeking a high-stakes exchange with Bruce Wayne. With his usual blend of charm and calculation, Luthor offers the mysterious rock in return for access to Wayne-owned technology that could shift the balance of power.

Part Four
28 pp · Superhero
Lex LuthorHopeMonaWinslow Schott [Toyman]Clark Kent [Superman]

In the wake of a mysterious trip to Gotham City—where Batman’s allegiance seems to have shifted—Luthor finds himself confronted by a sudden, unexpected presence in Metropolis. A new hero rises from the city’s shadows, offering a glimmer of hope to a man whose singular mission has long been the eradication of Superman.

Part Five
28 pp · Superhero
SupermanHopeLex LuthorMonaWinslow Schott [Toyman]

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Full credits

artist, inker Lee Bermejo
colorist Dave Stewart
letterer Phil Balsman
cover pencils, inks Lee Bermejo

Reprints

↩ Reprints Lex Luthor: Man of Steel #1 (2005), Lex Luthor: Man of Steel #2 (2005), Lex Luthor: Man of Steel #3 (2005), Lex Luthor: Man of Steel #4 (2005), Lex Luthor: Man of Steel #5 (2005), Lex Luthor: Man of Steel #[nn] (2006), Luthor #[nn] (2010)

Reprinted in Luthor #[nn] (2016), Luthor #[nn] (2020)

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