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    Superman: American Alien #2

    Superman: American Alien » Superman: American Alien #2 - Hawk; Revelations released by DC Comics on February 2016.

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    After Smallville experiences its first violent crime in years, teenager Clark Kent is pressured by his best friend Pete Ross to take matters into his own hands in the second issue of SUPERMAN: AMERICAN ALIEN!

    Renowned artist Tommy Lee Edwards (MAD MAX: FURY ROAD) illustrates this unflinching look at the boy behind the Man of Steel.

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    RegRegular CoverRyan Sook1
    VarVariant CoverTommy Lee Edwards2
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    Donnie Clarko; or "How I Learned to Take a Gunshot to the Face" 0

    Superman: American Alien #2 - Hawk; Revelations by brightestdaycare on December 21, 2015

    I have been a fan of Max Landis’ for quite some time, I enjoyed his cinematic work, along with his Internet videos he has made (The Death and Return of Superman and his story on wrestling are great to watch- I highly recommend them) and his comic work has been interesting to read. I liked his Adventures of Superman story where Supes meets The Joker for the first time, and deals with him handily, and we see The Clown Prince of Crime phase through all his different incarnations, only to have...

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