Bizarro #[nn]
This collection brings together the 2019 Bizarro miniseries, a standalone tale that reimagines the classic Superman antagonist as a more complex and sympathetic figure. Written by Heath Corson with art by Gustavo Duarte, the story follows Bizarro's quest for identity and acceptance in a world that fears him, blending humor and heart with the character's trademark backward logic. Published by ECC Ediciones, this volume compiles the complete story arc in a single edition.
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.
In "null," Jimmy and Bizarro hit the road to Bizarro America—Canada—only to crash and end up at a quirky used car lot in Smallville. The lot’s eccentric owner, "King Tut," has bigger plans than selling wheels: after a strange turn of events, he calls upon the ancient gods of Egypt, who grant him a staff that lets him compel people to buy cars—whether they want to or not.
In "null," Bizarro takes on King Tut’s strange hold over Smallville, using super-hypnosis to turn the ancient pharaoh into a chicken—only for Jimmy and Regina to be pulled back into the fray when the spell unravels. As they journey through a series of odd encounters with heroes and villains, the pair find themselves in a forgotten ghost town, where they meet a descendant of Jonah Hex. With the road ahead uncertain and old powers stirring, their trip takes a turn neither expected.
In "null," Jimmy and Bizarro find themselves in a ghost town where spectral residents aid Chastity Hex in tracking down the elusive Jeremiah Blackhearse. When the ghost of El Papagayo arrives demanding tribute, Bizarro’s attempt to intervene backfires—leaving him possessed. With Jimmy’s signal watch missing and the Riddler’s trickery looming, he must think fast, turning to an old bugle that summons a spectral cavalry of Western heroes, including Jonah Hex, who finally confronts the haunting force—and meets his own descendant.
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↩ Reprints Bizarro #1 (2015), Bizarro #2 (2015), Bizarro #3 (2015), Bizarro #4 (2015), Bizarro #5 (2015), Bizarro #6 (2016)
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