Superman Special #11
In "Furcht und Abscheu," a future Superman, weakened by the Hourman Virus, struggles to protect Earth as his powers fade—yet still manages to save Arsenal and reunite with Lois. With Lex Luthor offering unexpected aid, the pair must escape a treacherous betrayal after a failed raid on the Fortress of Solitude, fleeing toward the JLA Watchtower. Written by Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning, and Christian Heiß, with art by Norm Breyfogle and inks by Scott Koblish, and colored by John Kalisz and Digital Chameleon, the issue blends tense survival with a haunting vision of a world under siege. The cover, a striking collaboration by Gene Ha and Pat Garrahy, captures the story’s ominous mood.
In a future where Earth is ravaged by the Hourman Virus, a weakened Superman from the years to come struggles to save Arsenal while reuniting with Lois Lane. As Lex Luthor offers unexpected aid, the pair must escape a treacherous betrayal within the Fortress of Solitude and flee toward the JLA Watchtower, racing against time and a crumbling world.
In a future where Superman’s arrival is met with fanfare, the young hero finds himself caught in a web of deception when Solaris manipulates the local heroes into turning against him. With only the Metal Men standing by his side, Superman must navigate a world where trust is a weapon and loyalty is the rarest currency.
In the frozen silence of the Fortress of Solitude, Superman encounters the enigmatic Resurrection Man, their paths converging in a moment of unexpected alliance. Together, they rally the Justice Legion B—Arsenal, Aqualad, Nightwing, and Troy—seeking a fragile hope against the looming threat of Solaris, while echoes of past battles with Vandal Savage and Major Force linger in the shadows.
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