Superman: American Alien #5
In "Eagle," Clark takes his first steps as a public hero, committing to a daily good deed in his new suit—only to find that doing the right thing isn't always simple. When he confronts Lex Luthor after stopping the Parasite, he learns hard truths about justice, power, and the weight of being seen. Written by Max Landis and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Francis Manapul, this issue captures Superman’s early struggles with identity and responsibility. The cover by Ryan Sook perfectly frames Clark’s uncertain yet determined stance.
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Clark begins to do a "good deed" each day in his new hero outfit, but learns some valuable lessons when he confronts Lex Luthor after subduing the Parasite.
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