The Best of DC #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Solomon Grundy Wins on a Monday!", Lex Luthor unleashes the colossal Galactic Golem, a being forged from galactic matter and driven by an insatiable hunger for hyper-stellar energy. With Superman playing a delicate game of deception, Luthor must team up with his archenemy to divert the unstoppable creature from Earth—before the planet becomes just another fuel source in its cosmic rampage. Written by Len Wein and brought to life with classic precision by artists Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson, this 1983 classic features a cover by Rich Buckler and Frank Giacoia.
Solomon Grundy, drawn to Earth-1 by a mysterious pull, seeks out his long-lost duplicate—another version of himself who shares his name and origin. When he arrives, he's met not with a mirror image, but with Superman, who must stop the undead warrior before he finds his doppelgänger and rewrites reality. With Steve Lombard and Terri Cross caught in the crossfire, and the enigmatic SKULL watching from the shadows, the battle for the day begins on a Monday.
When lab worker Jensen is exposed to radioactive waste, he transforms into the Parasite—a menace with the power to drain energy from living things, even the Man of Steel. With Lois Lane and Perry White caught in the crossfire, Superman must confront a foe who feeds on life itself, testing his strength in ways he’s never faced before.
In a high-stakes clash of intellect and power, Lex Luthor unleashes the Galactic Golem—a being forged from the raw matter of distant stars—only to find his grand scheme spiraling beyond control. With Earth's fate hanging in the balance, Superman must navigate a dangerous alliance with the very man who created the threat, as both try to outwit a creature driven by an insatiable hunger for stellar energy.
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