Action Comics Vol. 2: The Arena
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| Writer | Philip Kennedy Johnson |
| Artist | Various |
| Paperback: | Sep 7, 2022, $19.99 |
Art by Daniel Sampere, Miguel Mendonca, Riccardo Federici, Dale Eaglesham, Will Conrad Superman's greatest battle is only beginning! After learning of an enslaved race with mysterious ties to Krypton, Superman and the Authority travel across space to dethrone the new Mongul and liberate Warworld. But Mongul and his champions are prepared! Now Superman, powerless and captured, will need to team up with other gladiators to turn Warworld's inhabitants against their masters, while the Authority fights Mongul's rule from the shadows. Which heroes will survive, and what will be Warworld's fate? Collects Action Comics #1036-1041.
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| Action Comics #1036 | 14 | |
| Action Comics #1037 | 12 | |
| Action Comics #1038 | 12 | |
| Action Comics #1039 | 10 | |
| Action Comics #1040 | 10 | |
| Action Comics #1041 | 8 |
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7.5
Superman's efforts to motivate a massive crowd and provide them hope is portrayed quite beautifully. The greek style artwork hits it out of the park. A lot of surprises, the description of warworld and much more adds to the quality of the story.
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Is is interesting to see Superman as not a superhero but a gladiator/slave, however aside from that it wasn't that amazing. Very decent art and story, nothing amazing but just pretty fine
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