Superman: Year One #[nn]
☆ Be the first to reviewIn "Superman: Year One Part One Smallville," a young Clark Kent—raised in Smallville by the Kents—faces his first real test of power when he intervenes to protect his friends from bullies, including a moment that sparks a quiet connection with Lana. Written by Frank Miller and illustrated by John Romita Jr., with inks by Danny Miki and colors by Alex Sinclair, this story captures the quiet intensity of a boy learning to be a hero long before the world knows his name. The cover, a striking collaboration by Romita Jr. and Miller, captures Clark’s turning point with a grounded, emotionally charged moment.
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Sent in a rocket from the planet Krypton before it exploded, Kal-El arrives on Earth and is adopted by the Kents. Growing up as Clark Kent, he learns to control his powers so as not to hurt anyone. That is put to the test when Clark stands up to school bullies who are picking on his friends. When the bullies threaten Lana, Clark stops the bullies, and develops a romantic relationship with Lana. At graduation, Clark enlists in the Navy and leaves Smallville.
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