Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes #[nn]
In "Chapter One - Alien World," Superman finds himself stranded in the 31st century, facing a desperate battle to restore the sun of a dying planet. With his powers fading and the Legion of Super-Heroes fighting to reclaim their stolen abilities, he must rely on their courage—and the quiet hope of a new alliance—to stand against Earth-Man’s twisted crusade. Written by Geoff Johns and brought to life with dynamic art by Gary Frank, inks by Jon Sibal, and vibrant colors by Dave McCaig, this issue sets the stage for a timeless encounter between hero and legacy, with a cover by Gary Frank and Jon Sibal that captures the weight of the moment.
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As the fight in Justice League headquarters continues, Earth-Man pushes a powerless Superman toward Earth, protected only by his flight ring. Superman's Legion colleagues free Chameleon Girl, and unhook Sun Boy from the machine. But the sun won't change until Sun Boy is awakened, which falls to Chameleon Girl. Earth-Man has destroyed Superman's flight ring in low Earth orbit, pushing him to plunge into the sidewalk in front of the old Legion headquarters. But as he approaches, the sun turns back to yellow, and he gets his powers back. He frees some aliens that were just rounded up, and scolds an officer for imprisoning them. But Earth-Man arrives, and uses the stolen Legionnaires powers to fight Superman. But the rest of the Legion arrives, and join the battle. Superman delivers the final blow, knocking out Earth-Man. He and the Legion then confront the invasion force, and convince them to stand down. As the Legion gets ready to return Superman to his time, he reminisces about the first time they did so, and he remembers not feeling so alone anymore.
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