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MAN AND SUPERMAN 100-PAGE SUPER SPECTACULAR #1
Cover Date: January 2019
Cover Price: $9.99
Publication Date: 2018-02-06
Cover Credits:
Art: Claudio Castellini
Colors: Hi-Fi
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Credits:
- Marv Wolfman (script)
- Claudio Castellini (art)
Comment(s):
- In this introduction by Marv Wolfman he talks about the origin of the story appearing in this issue.
"Chapter Two: In Which He Must Chose Between His Fears"
"Chapter Three: In Which He Asks The Question That Will Change His Life"
"Chapter Four: In Which He Becomes a Man"
Credits:
| Story | Marv Wolfman |
| Art | Claudio Castellini |
| Lettering | Tom Orzechowski |
| Colors | Hi-Fi |
| Associate editing | Jessica Chen |
| Editing | Brian Cunningham, Peter J. Tomasi, Mike Marts |
Feature Character(s):
Supporting Character(s):
- Jonathan Kent (also in flashback preceding main story)
- Martha Kent (also in flashback preceding main story)
- Bibbo Bibbowski
- Jimmy Olsen
- Lana Lang (in flashback)
- Lois Lane
- Perry White
- Pete Ross (in flashback)
Villain(s):
Guest Appearance(s):
Other Character(s):
- Eduardo (first appearance; Clark's landlord)
- District Attorney John Wicks (first appearance)
- Donald Shore (first appearance)
- Captain McClosky (first appearance; a police captain)
- Thomas Dunne (first appearance; editor of the Daily News)
- Jose (first appearance)
- Luis (first appearance)
- Sam Keating (first appearance)
- Tracy (first appearance; a receptionist at the Daily Planet)
- Jack (first appearance)
- Mayor Taylor Jessicks (first appearance; the Mayor of Metropolis)
- Wallace Colmes (first appearance; head of a Government Tactical Response Unit)
- Alex Cummings (first appearance; Luthor's pilot)
Location(s):
- Earth
- United States of America
Comment(s):
- This story was originally intended as a four-issue story-arc in Superman Confidential
Solicitation:
- “This is the best Superman story I’ve ever written.” So says living legend Marv Wolfman, and when you’ve written hundreds of Superman stories as he has, it means a great deal. This gem of a tale—written and drawn from 2006-2009 for the SUPERMAN CONFIDENTIAL series—explodes from the DC archives as a triumphant tale of Clark Kent’s fateful first days in Metropolis, which were far from easy. His early failures almost ensured there would never be a hero called Superman. Powerful writing and stunning art combine to conjure an inspiring story that needed to be published, one you will never forget, from a pair of master storytellers.