Superman: Action Comics by Dan Jurgens Omnibus #1

In a world where Clark White, Lois White, and their son Jonathan have built a quiet life far from the spotlight, the arrival of a mysterious spaceship carrying Hank Henshaw threatens to upend everything. As Clark struggles to balance his secret identity with his family’s fragile normalcy, the crash awakens long-buried echoes of a shared history—echoes that reach back to the very origins of the Justice League and the dark legacies they’ve fought to contain.

In "Arrival, Part II," Superman races to shield Lois and Jon from a sudden Intergang ambush, even as Mr. Chambers delves into the mystery of the crashed Excalibur and the vanished Hank Henshaw. With tensions rising and unseen forces at play, the fragile peace in Metropolis hangs in the balance.

In "Arrival, Part III," Superman finds himself tested when Blanque hijacks Hank Henshaw’s body and turns him against the Man of Steel, forcing a tense confrontation at the Fortress of Solitude. As the battle unfolds, a mysterious presence in space keeps a watchful eye on the Oblivion Stone, hinting at a larger threat on the horizon.

In "Arrival, Part IV," Lois White ventures into a dangerous trap set by Bruno Mannheim, putting her safety at risk as her loyalty to her publisher is tested. Meanwhile, at the Fortress of Solitude, Blanque overpowers Superman and buries him beneath the mountain, turning his gaze toward a new destination—California—while the statues of Jor-El and Lara stand silent in the shadows.

In "Arrival, Part V," Superman grapples with the lingering unease after using Hank Henshaw’s aid to re-imprison Blanque, questioning whether Henshaw’s motives are as clear as they seem. Meanwhile, back at home, Lois White shares urgent intel about Intergang’s latest scheme, while Jon White stumbles upon a hidden truth that could shift everything.

In "Arrival, Part VI," Superman races to protect Lois and Jon after Cora Benning’s betrayal reveals Lois’ identity as Author X, but a sudden TV stunt forces Jon to fend for himself. As Superman struggles to keep his family safe, the interrogation of Hank Henshaw is cut short by the shocking arrival of Hyathis, who seeks the Oblivion Stone.

In "Arrival, Part VII," Jon White stands between his mother, Lois, and the threat of Blackrock, waiting for his father to arrive—Superman, returned after confronting the enemy. As the tension mounts, Jon seeks answers, but the truth begins to unravel when Hyathis discovers that Hank Henshaw holds only half of the Oblivion Stone.

In "Arrival, Conclusion," Superman returns to the crash site of Hank Henshaw’s ship, where he confronts Hyathis in a fierce clash that ends with her losing a crucial piece of the Oblivion Stone—quickly snatched by Henshaw. As Hyathis vanishes with a vow to reclaim it, Superman rushes home to support Jon White, who’s grappling with the truth about his own origins. With Lois by his side and Ranger at his heels, the family faces the next chapter of a legacy that’s only just begun.

In "Chapter 3: Love," the fallen Superman of the New 52 universe casts a long shadow as heroes gather to mourn. Amid the grief, unexpected bonds stir—Green Arrow and Black Canary feel a pull toward each other, while Clark, Lois, and Jon navigate a fragile moment in a world that no longer remembers them. As Aquaman makes a bold declaration to Mera and Wally grapples with a love that no longer echoes in the heart of Linda Park, the weight of memory and connection becomes the quiet force shaping their fates.

In a poignant moment at Superman’s tomb, the post-Crisis Superman meets Lana Lang, sharing the story of his death and resurrection before they journey to the Fortress of Solitude. There, they discover the missing pieces needed to restore him—only to find that even with the remains of his doppelgänger, the power to bring him back is beyond reach.

In "Path of Doom, Part One," Lex Luthor declares his intent to wear the mantle of Superman, sparking a clash that pulls a Superman from another universe into the fray. As the battle unfolds, Clark Kent and a shocking new arrival—Doomsday—appear, turning the confrontation into something far more dangerous than anyone expected.

In "Path of Doom, Part Three," Superman stands at the edge of destruction, caught between his duty and the escalating fury of Doomsday, while Lex Luthor’s schemes twist in the shadows. With Clark Kent refusing to abandon the battlefield and Lois Smith watching from the edge, the stakes rise as Jimmy Olsen and Mr. Oz try to make sense of the chaos—only for the dust to settle on a single, terrifying survivor.

In the climactic fourth chapter of "Path of Doom," Superman and Wonder Woman race to protect Jon Smith as Doomsday vanishes, drawn by the presence of another Kryptonian. With Lex Luthor watching from the shadows and Clark Kent’s identity hanging in the balance, the fight for Earth’s survival reaches a terrifying new peak.

In the final chapter of "Path of Doom," Superman stands at the brink, shielding his family from the relentless fury of Doomsday with Wonder Woman by his side. With Lois and Jon safe at the JLA watchtower, Clark Kent must face the monster alone—only to find Mr. Oz has his own dangerous plans for the creature.

In the climactic "Path of Doom, Conclusion," Superman and Wonder Woman race to contain the unstoppable Doomsday, diverting the beast into Mr. Oz’s grasp after a desperate attempt to trap him in the Phantom Zone. With Lois Smith and Jon Smith watching from the shadows and Lex Luthor’s schemes looming, the fate of Metropolis hangs in the balance as the line between hero and villain blurs.

Clark Kent’s double life grows more perilous than ever as he’s caught between two identities—both under siege. While probing the secrets of Geneticron, he’s pursued by those who won’t accept that Superman and Clark Kent are separate, and a new threat emerges from the shadows.