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Bizarro #[nn]
In "America: Part 6" of Bizarro (2016), written by Heath Corson and illustrated by Gustavo Duarte, Kelley Jones, and Francis Manapul, Bizarro confronts King Tut’s growing influence over Smallville. With help from Colin, Jimmy, and Regina, the trio works to break the spell—culminating in a surreal twist where Bizarro uses super-hypnosis to trick King Tut into believing he’s a chicken. The story’s cover, by Gustavo Duarte, captures the absurdity and tension of the moment, while the dynamic art and layered inking bring the chaotic journey to life.
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Bizarro tries to stop King Tut's power over the people of Smallville. Colin brings Jimmy and Regina back to normal. Bizarro uses super-hypnosis to make King Tut think that he is a chicken; Jimmy grabs his staff and breaks it, also breaking the spell. Regina, now running the car lot, gives Bizarro and Jimmy a convertible to continue their trip, but later she repairs the staff and vows revenge for her father. Jimmy and Bizarro continue their trip, meeting several heroes and villains, until they end up in a ghost town and meet Jonah Hex's descendant.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).