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The Man of Steel [So Much Fun]#1
Cover: John Byrne

The Man of Steel [So Much Fun] #1

Jan 1987 · DC · 1.25 USD
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In "Prologue: From Out the Green Dawn...", Clark Kent finally steps into the spotlight when he saves the space-plane Constitution, marking his first public act as a hero. The moment sets off a chain of events that brings him face-to-face with Lois Lane for the first time. Written and illustrated by John Byrne, with inks by Dick Giordano, colors by Tom Ziuko, and letters by John Costanza, the cover by Byrne captures the gravity of the moment in bold, dynamic lines.

Contains 4 stories
Prologue: From Out the Green Dawn...
8 pp · Superhero
Kelor

In the dying moments of Krypton, Jor-El and Lara face the fate of their world as the planet fractures around them, making desperate plans for their unborn son. With the final eruptions nearing, Jor-El prepares a rocket to send their child to Earth, trusting in the hope of a new beginning.

Chapter One: The Secret
10 pp · Superhero
Rusty

In "Chapter One: The Secret," Clark Kent—now a standout football player whose strength sets him apart—faces a life-altering revelation from his foster father: he is not who he thought he was. As the truth about his alien origins begins to unfold, a young man named Rusty finds himself caught in the quiet tension of a secret that could change everything.

Chapter Two: The Exposure
10 pp · Superhero
Calahan

Clark Kent’s quiet vigilance comes to an end when he’s thrust into the spotlight, making his first public act of heroism by saving the space-plane Constitution. In the aftermath, he finally meets Lois Lane—her sharp eyes already scanning for the truth behind the man in the suit.

Epilogue: The Super-Hero
4 pp · Superhero

In this heartfelt four-page epilogue from *The Man of Steel [So Much Fun] #1*, the Kents help Clark take the next step in his journey by crafting a costume that honors his roots while setting him apart as something greater. As they work together to solve the challenge of keeping his dual identity safe, the bond between father, mother, and son feels both tender and full of quiet power.

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Full credits

writer, artist John Byrne
colorist Tom Ziuko
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils, inks John Byrne

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