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Superman, Savage dawn, written by Aaron Kuder, Greg Pak, Peter J. Tomasi, Gene Luen Yang ; layout art by Aaron Kuder ; pencils by Jon Bogdanove, Vicente Cifuentes, Javi Fernandez, Aaron Kuder, [and 11 others] ; inks by Juan Albarran, Jon Bogdanove, Gaetano Carlucci, Vicente Cifuentes, [and 17 others] ; colors by Blond, Hi-FI, Lee Loughridge, [and 5 others] ; letters by A Larger World Studios, Rob Leigh, Steve Wands

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written by Aaron Kuder, Greg Pak, Peter J. Tomasi, Gene Luen Yang ; layout art by Aaron Kuder ; pencils by Jon Bogdanove, Vicente Cifuentes, Javi Fernandez, Aaron Kuder, [and 11 others] ; inks by Juan Albarran, Jon Bogdanove, Gaetano Carlucci, Vicente Cifuentes, [and 17 others] ; colors by Blond, Hi-FI, Lee Loughridge, [and 5 others] ; letters by A Larger World Studios, Rob Leigh, Steve Wands

Savage dawn

"Vandal Savage can afford to be patient--he's immortal, thanks to fragments from a comet he came into contact with more than 40,000 years ago...a comet that he has since spent eons and spilled blood trying to bring back to Earth. A comet that, should he reclaim it, will grant him untold might. Savage's patience is about to pay off. Through his operatives, he's taken Superman's powers--and, indirectly, his secret identity--to siphon the collective strength of the Justice League and generate the ultimate tractor beam. As the beam draws Savage's long-lost comet all the way back to Earth, unsuspecting souls bearing the immortal's genetic signature are suddenly infused with maddening might, while their "father's" already-incredible power exponentially increases. Only a handful of heroes, led by Wonder Woman and a depowered Superman, stand between Savage and his comet, and soon even they won't be enough--that is, unless Superman taps into a deadly element from his past to deny his immortal adversary a future of eternal power." -- cover

Savage dawn