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Superman Red and Blue#5
Cover: Amanda Conner
Superman Red and Blue #5
“Fetch”
In "Fetch," Mark Buckingham's deeply personal storytelling shines as Jor-El, burdened by failure, shares a quiet, heartfelt moment with Lara on Krypton, offering her solace in the uncertain fate of their son, Kal-El. The emotional weight of that final goodbye is rendered with striking clarity by Buckingham’s art and Lee Loughridge’s subtle coloring, all framed by Amanda Conner’s poignant cover.
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writer, artist, inker Mark Buckingham · colorist Lee Loughridge · letterer Pat Brosseau · cover Amanda Conner
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writer, artist, inker Mark Buckingham
colorist Lee Loughridge
letterer Pat Brosseau
cover pencils, inks Amanda Conner
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Jor-El apologizes to Lara for being unable to convince the Kryptonian High Council of their impending doom and gives her hope for Kal-El's future as he travels to Earth.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).