Superman: New Krypton #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "World of New Krypton, Part Six," Superman faces a crisis of trust as he and Zod uncover a deep conspiracy within New Krypton’s leadership. With Adam Strange’s help, Kal-El, Tyr-Van, and Tam-Or escape execution, only to confront the shocking arrival of Brainiac—leaving the future of the planet hanging in the balance. Written by Greg Rucka and James Robinson, with dynamic art by Pete Woods and Ron Randall, and a striking cover by Gary Frank, this pivotal issue marks a turning point in the New Krypton saga.
In the wake of an assassination attempt on General Zod, tensions flare across New Krypton as Commander Gor and Alura interrogate the suspected conspirator Ral-Dar. With Zod still near death and the city on edge, Superman and Supergirl uncover a shocking escape—Ral-Dar is fleeing toward Earth, forcing Kal-El to choose between protecting his new world and answering the call to his old one.
In the aftermath of Zod’s unexpected return, Superman is thrust into command as temporary general on New Krypton, facing immediate pressure from Councilor Qin and Commander Gor as tensions with Earth escalate. His first mission—securing Jupiter’s moon Callisto in orbit—takes a sudden, dangerous turn when Thanagarians intervene, sending the moon on a collision course with the planet.
In the midst of tense negotiations, Superman steps forward to broker peace between the New Kryptonians and the Thanagarians, earning their respect through courage and integrity. With the help of the Thanagarian forces, the massive planetoid Callisto is guided into orbit, paving the way for fragile diplomatic ties—until the sudden arrival of Jemm, Son of Saturn, throws the fragile alliance into uncertainty.
In the heart of New Krypton, uneasy peace is shattered when Adam Strange arrives, his presence stirring old tensions. With the Saturnians and Thanagarians gone, the Councilors and Kryptonian leaders must face a new unknown—while Superman watches, ready to act.
In "World of New Krypton, Part Ten," Superman [Kal-El] and Adam Strange team up after earning the Council’s wary trust, launching a tense investigation into the murder of Councilor Mar-Li. As they follow clues through New Krypton’s political undercurrents, their search leads them to a suspect within the Labor Guild—though the truth may lie deeper, and their next move could unravel more than they bargained for.
In the heart of New Krypton, suspicion flares when an assassination attempt wounds Councilor Alura Zor-El, with evidence pointing to Labor Guild member Tam-Or. As Superman and Adam Strange probe the truth, they follow a trail that leads to Tyr-Van—only to be shadowed by Councilor Kay-Zo and Commander Gor, who deliver a shocking twist: General Zod has seized back command, and Kal-El is now branded a traitor, condemned to execution on the spot.
In the heart of New Krypton’s political turmoil, Superman [Kal-El] is pulled into a dangerous conspiracy that threatens the planet’s very future. With allies and enemies alike closing in, Kal-El and General Zod must unravel a web of betrayal that reaches from the Council chambers to Earth’s shadowy ambitions—only to be interrupted by the sudden, chilling arrival of Brainiac.
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Reprinted in Superman: New Krypton #4 (2011)
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