Superman Poche #110
In "Les derniers jours de Superman," Alan Moore crafts a poignant, character-driven story as Lois Lane Elliot reflects on the final days of Superman, ten years after his disappearance. With Curt Swan’s iconic art, George Pérez’s inks, and Gene D’Angelo’s colors, the tale unfolds through Lois’s memories—detailing Bizarro’s sudden violence, the Toyman and Prankster’s betrayal of Superman’s secret identity, and a coordinated assault on the Daily Planet by Metallos. As Superman retreats to the Fortress of Solitude with his closest allies, a mysterious visit from the Legion and Supergirl brings a haunting gift: a statuette that may hold more significance than anyone realizes. The cover, a striking collaboration by Ed Hannigan, Curt Swan, and Murphy Anderson, captures the story’s emotional weight.
On the 10th anniversary of Superman’s disappearance, Lois Lane Elliot recounts to journalist Tim Crane the final days that led to his retreat to the Fortress of Solitude. As Bizarro turned violent, the Toyman and Prankster exposed Superman’s secret identity, and a swarm of Metallos attacked the Daily Planet, forcing Clark Kent to gather his closest allies—Lois, Jimmy Olsen, Perry White, and Krypto—for safety. When Brainiac seized Lex Luthor’s body and the Legion of Super-Heroes arrived with Supergirl, bringing a mysterious statue, the fate of Earth’s last hope hung in the balance.
In "Le siège de la Forteresse de Solitude !", Superman finds himself cornered in the Fortress of Solitude by a shocking alliance of enemies—Brainiac, now in Lex Luthor’s body, the Kryptonite Man, and the Legion of Super-Villains—while surrounded by his closest allies. As the attack reaches its peak, Superman uncovers the true mastermind behind the assault, forcing a desperate call to the mischievous Mr. Mxyzptlk, whose sudden retreat tears through reality itself. With the cost of victory already paid, Superman faces his darkest moment yet—exposed to golden kryptonite, he withdraws into silence. Back in the quiet of the evening, Lois, her husband Jordan, and their young son Jonathan share a rare moment of peace, unaware of the storm that just passed.
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