Superman: The Warworld Saga #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the epic storyline from the Superman titles, where the Man of Steel finds himself a gladiator on the brutal planet Warworld, ruled by the tyrant Mongul. As Clark Kent fights for survival and freedom, he is joined by allies including Supergirl and Lois Lane in a desperate struggle to topple the oppressive regime. The saga explores themes of hope and resistance, culminating in a pivotal moment for the House of El.
In "Warworld Rising, Part One," Superman takes a bold stand as tensions explode between the United States and Atlantis after Task Force X's failed heist of the Genesis artifact ignites a global crisis. With the Justice League at his side, Superman journeys to Warworld to rescue the last Kryptonian refugees, while back at the Fortress, Lois uncovers unsettling truths about Thao-La and her companions. Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and illustrated by Daniel Sampere, with colors by Adriano Lucas and letters by Dave Sharpe, this pivotal issue features a striking cover by Riccardo Federici.
In the shadow of Warworld’s brutal empire, a mysterious figure whispers ancient secrets to the current Mongul, while on Earth, Batman and the Atom grow concerned as Superman’s power levels begin to wane. Jon Kent confides in Damian Wayne his quiet dread over his father’s mortality, even as Lois Lane and Superman’s visit to Kandor is shattered by the sudden arrival of a Warworld armada.
In "Warworld Rising, Part Two," Superman, joined by Superboy and Supergirl, races to uncover the origins of a group of alien refugees who’ve fled to Earth from the brutal grasp of Warworld. As he digs into their past, Superman must piece together clues that link them to Krypton’s hidden history—while facing the growing threat of Mongul and his Warzoons, who are closing in on Earth with deadly intent.
In "Warworld Rising, Part Three," Superman and his allies race to uncover the truth behind a mysterious alien refugee fleet, but when Atlantean scientists examine a fragment from their ship, they awaken a long-buried danger. With Superman, Supergirl, and the rest of the team on high alert, the fate of Earth hangs in the balance as ancient forces stir beneath the sea.
In the final chapter of "Warworld Rising," Superman must navigate escalating tensions between Earth's nations and the Atlantean resistance as a stolen artifact threatens to ignite global conflict. With the Justice League at his side and the fate of Kryptonian refugees hanging in the balance, Superman races to prevent war—while back at the Fortress, Lois Lane uncovers a hidden truth about Thao-La and her mysterious allies that could change everything.
In the final chapter of *The Warworld Saga*, Superman, Superboy, and Supergirl race to stop a looming conflict between Atlantean Drift soldiers and American forces over the powerful Genesis fragment. Meanwhile, at the Fortress of Solitude, Lois Lane and Thao-La must hold the line against a wave of Warzoons unleashed by Mongul, as the fate of Earth hangs in the balance.
In "Warworld Rising, Part Six," Superman must confront the escalating threat of Mongul while grappling with the fallout from his actions that prevented global conflict. With Thao-La's people held hostage and the Justice League divided, he turns to a new alliance—The Authority—to mount a daring rescue mission to Warworld. The fate of Thao-La’s people hangs in the balance as Superman prepares to face the ultimate test of courage and conviction.
In "Empire of Shadows," Batman calls upon Superman and the Authority to confront a terrifying threat from a Shadow Earth, where Ra's Al Ghul’s descendants—Talía, Saif, Taj, and Janan—rule the Empire of Shadows with absolute control. With the Empire preparing to extend its dominion to Earth Zero, the heroes must navigate a world where darkness is law and every shadow holds a secret.
In "Warworld Saga, Part 1," Superman and his allies land on the brutal battleground of Warworld, where the echoes of Mongul’s tyranny linger in every shadow. As they face Chaytil’s relentless Warzoons and a mysterious cloaked figure offers cryptic guidance, the true scale of Mongul’s reign begins to unfold—before the tyrant himself makes his move.
In "The Warworld Saga, Part 2," Superman and the Authority stand at the brink of defeat as Mongul's forces press forward across the battlefield. With the United Planets frozen in indecision and the odds stacked against them, the fate of the galaxy hangs in the balance as the fight for survival reaches a desperate turning point.
In the brutal heart of Warworld, Superman lies imprisoned among Phaelosian captives, his strength sapped and his allies scattered. With Apollo wounded and Lightray gone, O.M.A.C. and Steel are forced into a deadly arena match, while Mongul tightens his grip on the conquered world.
In the brutal arena of Warworld, Superman fights without his powers, yet still stands defiant to protect the innocent Warzoons. O.M.A.C. and Steel earn their place through courage in battle, while Superman uncovers secrets about the Phaelosians from Kryl-Ux. Meanwhile, Midnighter leads a daring rebellion, striving to free Apollo from the clutches of Warworld’s rulers.
In "The Warworld Saga, Part 5," Superman endures life as a slave on the brutal battleground of Warworld, where every moment tests his resolve. He watches over two young Phaelosians, their lives suddenly in peril after drawing Mongul’s attention, while also grappling with the grim news that Midnighter’s planned assault could cost countless innocent lives. With help from Kryl-Ux, Superman races to find a way to strike back without sacrificing the very people he’s trying to protect.
In the shadowed reaches of Warworld, Midnighter—disguised and driven—moves through a web of deception, rallying the oppressed Phaelosians to his cause while uncovering the secrets that could turn the tide against Mongul’s iron rule. With allies like Byla-Esh and Tsugren at his side, and the ever-watchful presence of Superman and the echoes of Doomsday’s past, every step forward is a gamble in a world where loyalty is currency and betrayal is the only constant.
In the heart of the Warworld conflict, Superman and Midnighter rally the Phaelosians in a desperate stand against Mongul’s army and the treacherous O.M.A.C., now allied with the Teacher. Meanwhile, back on Earth, Lois Lane and Jon Kent grow uneasy as Thao-La’s condition takes a troubling turn, testing their resolve as the battle rages beyond their world.
In "A Tale of Two Titans," Clark Kent’s upbringing in Smallville—shaped by Martha Kent’s lessons in compassion—stands in stark contrast to Mongul’s harsh training under his mother, who instills in him a ruthless code. As their paths diverge, the echoes of their childhoods begin to surface, even as Clark and Mongul find themselves on opposing sides of a battle that could reshape the cosmos.
In "Warworld Revolution, Part One," Superman rallies the Phaelosians in a bold uprising against Mongul’s tyrannical rule, scoring a crucial early win by defeating Teacher and freeing Manchester Black—only to capture the enigmatic Orphan in the process. With the momentum shifting, Mongul strikes back with devastating force, conquering a United Planets world and issuing a stark ultimatum that threatens to unravel their fragile resistance before they can reach Apollo and Enchantress.
In "Warworld Revolution, Part Two," Superman and his allies face a dire test as they rally Orphan to help rescue Enchantress from Mother’s prison—only to find the tyrant is far from willing to let her go. While Mongul seeks to reawaken Lightray as a weapon, the fragile alliance of rebels, outcasts, and former enemies must navigate betrayal, shifting loyalties, and the ever-present threat of Warworld’s brutal machinery.
In "Warworld Revolution, Part Three," Superman leads a fractured team across the war-torn landscape of Warworld, where hope is as fragile as the alliances holding together. As Superman pushes forward with Kryl-Ux, Otho-Ra, and Osul-Ra, his resolve is tested by an unforeseen threat, while Natasha Irons, Leonath, and Orphan face off against Teacher and the relentless Darling—each forced to confront the cost of resistance in a world built on domination.
Under the shadow of Warworld’s relentless warlords, Byla-Esh shares a fateful tale with a group of young Phaelosians—of the first Warzoon who rose to power, becoming the original Mongul, and the legend that still echoes across the battlefield.
In a world where Clark Kent is gone, Lois Lane, Supergirl, and Steel race against time to save Thao-La as her powers spiral out of control—only to discover that a mysterious Genesis energy holds the key to her survival. But when Conduit strikes and steals the fragment, the fight for its power ignites, drawing in unexpected allies and enemies alike.
In *Superman: Warworld Apocalypse*, Superman confronts the brutal reality of betrayal as he battles Mongul on the war-torn surface of Warworld, while his allies fight to reclaim their minds and their purpose. Midnighter, Manchester Black, and Enchantress lead a desperate charge to free Apollo, O.M.A.C., and Lightray from Mongul’s grip, even as Natasha Irons, Leonath, and Orphan clash with Teacher and Darling in a high-stakes struggle for control of the Star Forge engine. With the fate of Warworld hanging in the balance, the Justice League’s echoes guide them through illusions, and the line between ally and enemy blurs beneath the red sun.
In a future where Superman has vanished and Smallville has become a pilgrimage site, mourners gather to honor a hero whose fate remains unknown. Meanwhile, a powerless Clark Kent endures captivity on Warworld, trapped in the clutches of Mongul—while the echoes of fallen heroes, imagined as zombies, whisper through the ruins of a world that once believed in hope.
In the brutal arena of Warworld, Superman fights for survival against Mongul’s deadly games, while back on Earth, Sadie reflects on how Clark Kent’s quiet presence has shaped her life in ways no superhero legend ever could.
In the distant future, the descendants of the House of El—Superman [Ronan Kent], Alura Van-El, Brandon Kent, Rowan Kent, and Khan-El—rally their allies in a final defense against the Red King [Pyrrhos], whose dark legacy ties back to their own bloodline. With the fate of their people hanging in the balance, they face a tide of Warzoons, Parademons, Thanagarians, and the relentless Promethean, as the echoes of their past shape the war for tomorrow.
In a future where Superwoman Kara Zor-El oversees the wedding of her grandmother Alura Van-El and Khan-El, the celebration turns perilous when the rogue family member Pyrrhos unleashes a psychic rift, trapping key members of the House of El in the Phantom Zone. With time running short and only the unlikely aid of Cyborg Superman Hank Henshaw to guide them, the exiled Els must navigate the Zone’s shifting dangers and confront the legacy of their fractured lineage.
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