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Action Comics Annual #10 cover
Cover: Adam Kubert & Joe Kubert

Action Comics Annual #10

Mar 2007 · DC · 3.99 USD; 5.50 CAD
📊 ~62,763 copies sold its debut month
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In "The Many Deaths of Superman," a mysterious boy crash-lands near young Clark Kent, speaking Kryptonese and claiming to be the son of Jor-El—though he remembers nothing. Written by Geoff Johns and Richard Donner, with art by Eric Wight and colors by Lee Loughridge, this 2007 Annual explores Clark’s bond with the amnesiac boy, who takes the name Mon-El after recognizing the S symbol of the House of El. As strange dreams and a growing sense of displacement lead Mon-El to confront his past, he recalls being Lar Gand, a Daxamite seeker who followed a Kryptonian signal—only to crash on Earth, now dying from lead exposure. The story ends with a heart-wrenching choice, as Mon-El asks to be sent to the Phantom Zone, leaving Clark to vow he’ll find a way to save him. Cover by Adam Kubert and Joe Kubert.

Contains 5 stories
The Many Deaths of Superman
4 pp · Superhero
SupermanLex LuthorMr. Mxyzptlk (cameo)Solomon Grundy (cameo)Black Adam (cameo)Silver Banshee (cameo)Mongul (cameo)Bizarro (cameo)Doomsday (cameo)Kalibak (cameo)Darkseid (cameo)Metallo (cameo)Kryptonite Man (cameo)Titano (cameo)
Who Is Clark Kent's Big Brother?
14 pp · Superhero
Clark KentMon-El [Lar Gand] (intro, origin)Lana Lang (cameo)Mr. Lang (cameo)Mrs. Lang (cameo)Ben Hubbard (photo, cameo)Pete Ross (cameo)Jonathan KentMartha Kent

In a quiet moment of heroism, young Clark Kent intercepts a crashing rocket, only to find a boy who speaks Kryptonese and remembers nothing—except the symbol of the house of El. Taken in and given the name Mon-El, the boy begins to unravel his past through strange dreams and a growing sense of displacement, until a test with Kryptonite awakens his true identity: Lar Gand, a Daxamite seeker who journeyed to Earth to uncover clues about Krypton’s fall. With time running out and his body failing, he makes a desperate choice—seeking refuge in the Phantom Zone, leaving Clark with a promise to find a way to save him.

Mystery Under the Blue Sun
2 pp · Superhero
HawkmenHawkwomenBizarrosBizarro World (intro)

In "Mystery Under the Blue Sun," a team of Thanagarian Hawkmen and Hawkwomen investigate the sudden disappearance of police cruisers, only to discover the wreckage near a strange cubical planet. When Bizarros appear and destroy another cruiser before vanishing back to their world, the mystery deepens—leaving the heroes with more questions than answers.

The Criminals of Krypton
12 pp · Superhero
General Zod (origin)Non (origin)Ursa (origin)Jor-ElKryptonian CouncilLara (flashback, cameo)baby Kal-El (flashback, cameo)Scarlet JunglePhantom ZonePhantom Zone Projector

In "The Criminals of Krypton," Jor-El is forced to sentence his former allies—Zod, Non, and Ursa—to the Phantom Zone, a fate shaped by a past they once sought to prevent. Flashbacks reveal how Non, once Jor-El’s mentor, warned of Krypton’s imminent destruction, only to be silenced and discredited, setting off a chain of events that led to rebellion, betrayal, and exile. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, exploring the cost of prophecy and the weight of loyalty in a world on the brink.

The Deadliest Forms of Kyptonite
3 pp · Superhero
SupermanLex LuthorPerry White (cameo)Lois Lane (cameo)Jimmy Olsen (cameo)Bizarro (cameo)Metallo

In a chillingly precise monologue, Lex Luthor outlines the deadly potential of various kryptonite variants, each more sinister than the last. He then turns his attention to Metallo, reengineering the cyborg with green, red, blue, and gold kryptonite—each infused to amplify his threat. The story ends with Luthor’s chilling vision of a Revenge Squad ready to strike.

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Full credits

artist, inker Eric Wight
letterer Travis Lanham
cover pencils Adam Kubert
cover inks Joe Kubert

Reprints

Reprinted in Superman: Mon-El #[nn] (2010), Superman: New Krypton #3 (2010), Superman: Mon-El #[nn] (2011), Superman: New Krypton #3 (2011), DC Comics Presents: Legion of Super-Heroes #2 (2012), Superman: The Secrets of the Fortress of Solitude #[nn] (2012), Geoff Johns présente Superman #1 (2013), Superman vs. Zod #[nn] (2013), Superman Annual #2014 (2013), Necessary Evil: Super-Villains of DC Comics #[nn] (2013), Superman: Último Hijo #[nn] (2014), Superman: The Last Son: The Deluxe Edition #[nn] (2021)

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