Superman: American Alien #4
In "Owl," Clark Kent’s first day at the Daily Planet unfolds with unexpected twists: a chance meeting with Lois Lane, a confusing encounter with Oliver Queen who mistakes him for Bruce Wayne, a tense interview with Alexander Luthor, a revealing moment with Dick Grayson, and a shadowed confrontation with Batman himself—all drawn in striking, atmospheric detail by Jae Lee and colored with haunting precision by June Chung. The story, written by Max Landis, captures the weight of identity and legacy in a world where even the most ordinary day can feel like a turning point. Cover by Ryan Sook.
In "Owl," Clark Kent navigates his first assignment for the Daily Planet with a mix of curiosity and quiet determination, crossing paths with Lois Lane, Oliver Queen—who mistakes him for Bruce Wayne—and Alexander Luthor during a tense interview. A pivotal moment unfolds when Clark meets Dick Grayson, and the story culminates in a striking encounter with Batman, setting the stage for a journey that blurs identity, legacy, and the weight of being seen.
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Reprinted in Superman: American Alien #[nn] (2016), Superman: American Alien #[nn] (2018)
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