Action Comics #900
Action Comics #900, a landmark issue in Superman’s saga, brings the "Black Ring Finale" to a dramatic close with a story written by Paul Cornell and illustrated by a rotating team of top artists including Pete Woods, Jesús Merino, and Dan Jurgens. As Luthor, fused with a Phantom Zone entity, unleashes overwhelming power in a bid to break Superman, the true nature of Doomsday’s captivity is revealed—heroes are pitted against not one, but three distinct clones, each wielding unique abilities. The cover, a striking piece by David Finch, captures the intensity of the confrontation.
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Having combined with the Phantom Zone creature, Luthor has achieved enormous power, and draws Superman to him to break him, but can't. The creature reasserts itself, causing Luthor to grant absolute happiness to all, but he gives that up by continuing to try to destroy Superman. Meantime Doomsday has kidnapped several heroes. Superman joins them, but together they find that Doomsday himself is held captive and they've been fighting three Doomsday clones, each with different powers.
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