Superman: Heroes #1
In "Heroes," Superman's decision to reveal his Clark Kent identity sends shockwaves through the superhero community, prompting a wide range of reactions from allies old and new. Gathered at the Hall of Justice, figures like Batman, Wonder Woman, a former high school teacher, and Jimmy Olsen weigh in on the momentous choice, while a hidden truth at the Fortress of Solitude hints at deeper consequences to come. Written by Brian Michael Bendis, Matt Fraction, and Greg Rucka, with dynamic art by Kevin Maguire, Mike Perkins, Steve Lieber, Mike Norton, and Scott Godlewski, and vivid colors by Paul Mounts, Gabe Eltaeb, Andy Troy, and Nathan Fairbairn, this issue captures the personal and political weight of identity in the DC Universe. The cover by Bryan Hitch perfectly frames the moment’s gravity.
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Superman gathers his fellow heroes at the Hall of Justice to get their reactions to his public revelation of his Clark Kent identity to the world. Batman discusses with Wonder Woman about how he feels that Clark made a mistake. Superman also gets reactions from one of his high school teachers and Jimmy Olsen. Finally, at the Fortress of Solitude, Superman and Lois learn a secret that will have major repercussions once it is revealed.
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