Superman: The Wrath of Gog #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2005 DC collection brings together the four-issue miniseries 'Superman: The Wrath of Gog,' written by J.M. DeMatteis and drawn by Ed Benes. The story follows the Man of Steel as he confronts a powerful, vengeful being from Krypton's past, Gog, whose destructive quest for justice challenges Superman's ideals and tests his limits. The volume also includes a related story from 'Superman Secret Files & Origins' #1, expanding the narrative around this formidable adversary.
In "My Heart," Superman faces a desperate battle for survival when a coalition of villains strikes while he's at his weakest. With Wonder Woman and Superboy shielding him, he's taken to a hidden sanctuary where Lana Lang arrives to lend her strength—both medical and emotional. Written by Chuck Austen and brought to life by Ivan Reis’s dynamic art, Marc Campos’s inks, Guy Major’s vivid colors, and Comicraft’s sharp lettering, this 2005 issue captures a rare, intimate moment in the Man of Steel’s journey. The cover, by Ivan Reis and Marc Campos, reflects the gravity of the scene with striking intensity.
In the wake of a devastating disaster, a young boy clings to hope that Superman will save his parents—unaware that they’ve already perished. As the hero moves through the wreckage, a haunting question lingers: is the boy’s faith in Superman a lifeline… or a cruel mirage?
In "Endtimes," Superman rushes to Smallville to aid the Teen Titans—Superboy, Wonder Girl, and Kid Flash—after they’re ambushed by the enigmatic Gog. As the city burns and chaos spreads, Clark confronts a shocking twist: Jack Ryder, a reporter he once trusted, has been hired to replace him.
In the wake of Gog’s devastating assault on Smallville, Superman fights desperately to protect the town and the Teen Titans—Superboy, Kid Flash, and Wonder Girl—while grappling with the crippling effects of liquefied Kryptonite. As the line between hero and villain blurs, the battle tests not just strength, but the very core of what it means to stand against overwhelming darkness.
In the wake of a devastating assault, Superman lies vulnerable as a cadre of ruthless villains closes in. Wonder Woman and Superboy race to shield him, guiding him to a hidden sanctuary where healing begins—only for Lana Lang to arrive with secrets of her own. With trust as fragile as sand and danger multiplying, even the strongest allies may not be who they seem.
In the aftermath of a brutal fight, Superman lies wounded as Lana Lang tends to him, sharing quiet moments and unspoken feelings about Lois. Meanwhile, the Man of Steel faces off against the volatile duo of Sodom and Gomorrah, a pair of super-powered adversaries whose clash of wills threatens to tear through the city.
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