The Legion of Super-Heroes in the 31st Century #13
In "Back in Metropolis," Superman’s early days as a public hero take center stage as he confronts Lex Luthor’s wild Lex-O-Skeleton 3000, recalling the guidance he received during his time with the Legion of Super-Heroes. Written by J. Torres and illustrated by Alexander Serra, with inks by Rick Ketcham and colors by Heroic Age, the issue captures the weight of a young hero stepping into the spotlight—while somewhere in the shadows, Brainiac watches, ever observant. The cover, by Alexander Serra, perfectly frames the moment’s tension.
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As Superman begins his public career, including putting a stop to Lex Luthor's Lex-O-Skeleton 3000 run amok, he remembers the lessons of his training with the Legion of Super-Heroes. Meanwhile, Brainiac keeps track of the new hero from afar.
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