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    Superman #209

    Superman » Superman #209 - For Tomorrow, Part Six released by DC Comics on November 1, 2004.

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    Overview Pushed to his mental limits, Superman decides to destroy the cause of the mysterious vanishings in front of the world. But how will the people of Earth react to this seemingly benevolent action? Meanwhile, Father Leone makes a confession of his own that will turn this story upside down. Don’t miss what’s sure to be one of the most talked-about Superman stories in years! 

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    Superman #209 - For Tomorrow, Part Six by razzatazz on July 23, 2011

    Compared to the previous entries in this story arc this one focuses a bit more on action and suffers (in comparison) for it.  the action follows Superman as he battles a group of elemental creatures intent on his removal as an unwanted interloper.  It is an interesting plot device as he is portrayed as an interloper in mankind's affairs in an analogous sense to the U.S.A.'s interference in world affairs.  to be honest there are some sort of silly moments here, but Clark's standoff against them t...

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