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 conspiracy within New Krypton’s leadership, with the help of Adam Strange’s timely intervention. Written by Greg Rucka and James Robinson, and brought to life by artists Pete Woods and Ron Randall with dynamic inks and vivid colors by Nei Ruffino, the story unfolds with high stakes and political intrigue. The issue culminates in a shocking twist as Brainiac’s sudden arrival throws everything into chaos—just as Kal-El begins to understand the true threat to his new world. Cover by Gary Frank.
In the aftermath of an assassination attempt on General Zod, tensions flare across New Krypton as Commander El and Commander Gor question the captured Ral-Dar. With Zod still near death and the city on edge, Alura works to steady the people while Superman and Supergirl uncover a shocking escape—Ral-Dar is fleeing toward Earth. With the fate of New Krypton hanging in the balance, Kal-El prepares to leave as Superman, stepping into the unknown.
In the wake of Zod’s sudden return, Superman is named temporary general as New Krypton braces for conflict. With the Council divided and tensions rising, Kal-El must lead a desperate mission to stabilize Callisto’s orbit—only to face an unexpected threat from the Thanagarians, whose arrival throws the fragile peace into chaos.
In the aftermath of a tense standoff, Superman steps forward to broker peace between the New Kryptonians and the Thanagarians, earning their respect through courage and conviction. As the two factions begin to build fragile trust, their progress is suddenly upended by the unexpected arrival of Jemm, Son of Saturn—bringing new questions and shifting the balance of power in the skies above New Krypton.
In the heart of New Krypton, tensions simmer as the Saturnians depart following a tense exchange, only for the fragile peace to shatter with the sudden arrival of Adam Strange. With the city still reeling from recent upheavals, the presence of the interstellar explorer throws the already volatile balance into new uncertainty.
In the heart of New Krypton, Superman and Adam Strange must navigate a web of suspicion after the murder of Councilor Mar-Li, their alliance forged in trust but tested by secrets. As they follow a trail that leads to a figure within the Labor Guild, the investigation reveals more questions than answers—leaving them to wonder if they’re chasing the truth or a carefully crafted illusion.
In the heart of New Krypton, suspicion flares when an assassination attempt wounds Councilor Alura Zor-El, with Labor Guild member Tam-Or as the prime suspect. As Superman and Adam Strange follow the trail, they uncover hidden ties that challenge everything they thought they knew—only to be ambushed by a shocking betrayal from within their own ranks.
In the tense aftermath of a near-execution, Adam Strange whiskers Kal-El, Tyr-Van, and Tam-Or to safety, only to find Commander Gor closing in—just as Zod and Ursa stand firm against another intervention. With the truth about a deep conspiracy beginning to surface, Kal-El and Zod confront Councilor Wri-Qin, uncovering a plot to weaken New Krypton from within so Earth could dominate it. As the revelation shakes the foundation of their world, the sudden arrival of Brainiac throws everything into chaos.
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