The Kents #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePart four of DC's twelve-part saga "Truth, Justice & the American West" arrives with a cover by Tim Truman that crackles with frontier tension — a battered, wide-eyed young man in a broad-brimmed hat clutches a rifle in the foreground, while a harder, more weathered gunman looms behind him, and the Superman diamond symbol frames a silhouetted rider on horseback against a golden sky. "Bleeding Kansas" sets a vivid stage for the Kent family's roots in one of American history's most turbulent periods, blending the mythic imagery of Superman's legacy with the raw grit of the mid-nineteenth-century frontier. Ostrander, Truman, and Bair are firing on all cylinders with this series, and this installment looks like no exception.
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Reprinted in The Kents #[nn] (2000), DC Comics Presents: Superman – The Kents #1 (2012)
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