Cover: Tim Bradstreet

Action Comics #775

Mar 2001 · DC · 3.75 USD; 6.25 CAD

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“What's So Funny about Truth, Justice & the American Way?”

In "What's So Funny about Truth, Justice & the American Way?", Superman faces a new kind of challenge as a group of superhumans emerges, unorthodox in their methods and willing to use force to achieve their goals. Written by Joe Kelly and brought to life by Doug Mahnke and Lee Bermejo with dynamic inks by Tom Nguyen and others, the story puts the Man of Steel to the test in defining what justice really means. The cover by Tim Bradstreet captures the tension of a hero at a crossroads.

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writer Joe Kelly · artist Doug Mahnke · artist Lee Bermejo · inker Tom Nguyen · inker Dexter Vines · inker Jim Royal · inker José Marzan · inker Wade von Grawbadger · inker Wayne Faucher · colorist Rob Schwager · letterer Comicraft · cover Tim Bradstreet

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Full credits

writer Joe Kelly

artist Doug Mahnke

artist Lee Bermejo

inker Tom Nguyen

inker Dexter Vines

inker Jim Royal

inker José Marzan

inker Wade von Grawbadger

inker Wayne Faucher

colorist Rob Schwager

letterer Comicraft

cover pencils, inks Tim Bradstreet

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A new group of superhumans appears on the scene, with more violent solutions for the problems. Now Superman must demonstrate which is the correct way to stop the villains.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).