Superman: Daily Planet #[nn]
In "The End of the Planet!", the Daily Planet faces its darkest hour when ruthless mogul John Wilton acquires the paper and shuts it down overnight. With their livelihoods in ruins, Superman’s old colleagues—now scattered across odd jobs—band together to launch a new paper from the shadows, chasing stories with the same fire that once defined their careers. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by Al Plastino, with a striking cover by Kevin Nowlan, this 2006 issue captures a defining moment in the newspaper’s legacy.
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When newspaper mogul John Wilton buys the Daily Planet and immediately shuts it down, the former employees start their own paper, gathering scoops in the new jobs they have taken to pay the bills. But Wilton tries to shut down this new competitor permanently.
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