Superman - Action Comics #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects issues #31-36 of the 2016 'Action Comics' series, written by Greg Pak and illustrated by Aaron Kuder. The story arc 'Superdoom' follows Superman as he confronts the destructive influence of the Doomsday virus, which has infected him and threatens to turn him into a mindless monster. With allies like Wonder Woman and Steel, Superman must battle both external foes and his own corrupted nature to prevent global catastrophe.
In "Prelude," Superman's return to Earth is anything but peaceful—he's caught in a transformation into Doomsday, his body slipping toward something monstrous. With Lois Lane under Brainiac’s control and Earth under siege, Batman, Lex Luthor, and a fractured alliance of heroes race to stop the threat before it’s too late. Written by Greg Pak and illustrated by Ken Lashley, Aaron Kuder, and a team of standout artists, this pivotal issue sets the stage for a battle that tests every hero’s resolve—no easy victories, just the fight to hold on. Cover by Aaron Kuder.
In "True Believers," Superman awakens after defeating Doomsday, only to find himself unraveling—his rage growing as the Justice League arrives. With Krypto at his side and the Fortress of Solitude rejecting him, Superman returns to Metropolis, where Lois Lane’s psychic reach and the weight of his own identity test the limits of his humanity.
In "Nightmare," Superman struggles to maintain control as Doomsday's spores drive him toward a monstrous transformation, while Lana Lang uncovers the chilling truth behind Smallville's lingering comas—brain energy being siphoned into space. With Lois Lane reaching out to Metallo and Steel locked in battle with the Atomic Skull, Superman must fight both his own unraveling form and a rogue Metallo, all while a Kryptonite cloud spreads through the skies, deepening the crisis.
In "Unbound," Superman—transformed by the Doomsday virus—clashes with Red Lantern Supergirl as the planet Char faces annihilation at the hands of the newly arrived villain Harak. With Lana Lang and Steel racing through space to uncover the truth behind Smallville’s coma, the line between ally and enemy blurs, especially when Lana begins to suspect Lois Lane is behind the psychic onslaught. As the Cyborg Superman emerges from the shadows, the fate of Earth hangs in the balance.
In "My Body Is a Cage," Superman—caught between his humanity and a monstrous transformation into Superdoom—returns to Earth to confront Brainiac, who has taken control of Lois Lane. With Batman, Lex Luthor, and Dr. Shay Veritas analyzing the threat, Martian Manhunter, Baka, and Ghost Soldier race to keep Superman grounded as he battles both his own unraveling and the invading force. As Lois breaks free and joins the fight, the heroes must hold the line against Brainiac’s machines—though the real danger may only be beginning.
In "Assimilation," Superman and the Justice League unite to stop Brainiac’s devastating plan to siphon psychic energy from Earth, pushing their limits as they attempt to trap the alien menace in the Phantom Zone—only to inadvertently unleash Non and Mongul in the process.
In the wake of defeating Brainiac, Superman returns to Earth to find Smallville under unexpected strain—Lana Lang is in danger, attacked in a graveyard, and the quiet life he once knew feels fractured. With the weight of the battle still heavy, Clark’s self-doubt surfaces when he questions his necessity, sparking a public rift that forces Lois Lane to respond with a fiery rebuttal. As tensions rise and old connections are tested, the heroes of Earth—Superman, Supergirl, Batman, and others—must answer the call before the shadows grow too deep.
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