The Kents #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDC's 1997 twelve-part saga kicks off here, tracing the frontier roots of Superman's adoptive family in "Bleeding Kansas, Part 1" by John Ostrander, Timothy Truman, and Michael Bair. Truman's cover sets a rugged, purposeful tone: a weathered older man in spectacles and a wide-brimmed hat cradles a rifle at center, flanked by a younger armed frontiersman, a determined woman, and a shadowy figure at left, all arrayed around a bold Superman shield rendered in a Native American geometric pattern — with a tomahawk and pistol crossed above it. It's a striking opening image that promises a grounded, historically-flavored Western with deep ties to the Man of Steel's legacy.
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Silas Kent takes his two oldest boys and moves to Kansas in 1853, planning to bring the rest of his sizable family out later. Unfortunately, he runs into trouble from pro-slavery fanatics, especially one Luther Reid. Nathaniel & Jeb have to track down their father's killer when he is cowardly shot in the back.
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