Action Comics #13
In "The Ghost in the Fortress of Solitude," Superman faces off against the enigmatic Dr. Xa-Du, who traps him in the Phantom Zone—where he unexpectedly encounters the mysterious Phantom Stranger and Krypto. Written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by Travel Foreman, this 2012 installment blends cosmic mystery with Superman’s enduring resolve, all rendered in striking colors by Brad Anderson and sharp lettering by Steve Wands. The cover by Bryan Hitch captures the tension with a dramatic, shadowed silhouette of Superman against the Zone’s eerie glow.
In "The Ghost in the Fortress of Solitude," Superman faces off against the enigmatic Dr. Xa-Du, who traps him in the Phantom Zone—where he unexpectedly encounters the mysterious Phantom Stranger and Krypto. Stranded in a realm of shadows and echoes, Superman must confront both his isolation and the lingering presence of a forgotten ghost before he can free Krypto and escape.
In "A Boy and His Dog," Krypto’s journey begins in the Phantom Zone, where he’s separated from his young master before following Kal-El’s rocket to Earth. Though Superman grows up unaware, the dog has been by his side all along—silent, loyal, and ever-present through the years.
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Reprinted in Superman #14 (2013), Superman - Action Comics #3 (2014), Superman - Action Comics #3 (2014)
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