Cover: Stuart Immonen & José Marzán Jr.

Action Comics #751

Feb 1999 · DC · 1.99 USD; 3.25 CAD

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“Sixes and Sevens”

In "Sixes and Sevens," Superman and Geo-Force race to prevent a catastrophic nuclear meltdown in Markovia, testing the limits of their strength and resolve. As Lex Luthor pushes forward with his artificial Green Kryptonite project, Superman faces new strain—both from a dangerous test of the synthetic kryptonite and from the relentless pressure of being everywhere at once. Written and illustrated by Stuart Immonen, with cover art by Immonen and José Marzán Jr., this 1999 issue captures Superman at a breaking point, grappling with the weight of his responsibilities.

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writer, artist Stuart Immonen · inker José Marzán Jr. · colorist Glenn Whitmore · colorist Digital Chameleon · letterer Bill Oakley · cover Stuart Immonen, José Marzán Jr.

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Full credits

writer, artist Stuart Immonen

inker José Marzán Jr.

colorist Glenn Whitmore

colorist Digital Chameleon

letterer Bill Oakley

cover pencils Stuart Immonen

cover inks José Marzán Jr.

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Superman and Geo-Force prevent a nuclear meltdown in Markovia. Lex Luthor continues to develop artificial Green Kryptonite. Superman and Lois confront a paparazzi and Luthor's men test an artificial kryptonite bullet on Superman. Superman begins to become concerned with his ability to be everywhere he is needed.

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