Although a non-continuity Elseworlds story, this series explored a world where Kal-El landed in the Soviet ... Superman. Writer Peter Tomasi, who was an editor at DC before writing monthly comics ...

He becomes a symbol of Stalin's Soviet Russia and battles against ... villain reveals why he did what he did. Action Comics #1050 set the latest Superman status quo in motion, and it's all-around ...

illustrated by Curt Swan and published in Superman #423 and Action Comics #583 in 1986 ... what would happen if Superman’s rocket landed in Soviet Ukraine instead of Kansas?

Action Comics #23 (collected in Superman: The Golden Age Vol ... What would happen if Superman had been raised by the Soviet Union? 2003's Elseworlds classic Superman: Red Son melds Cold War ...

The writing talent includes Superman mainstays like Joshua Williamson, Mark Waid, and Dan Jurgens, joined by new voices like ...

You already know Superman. He’s the first comic book superhero ... of a new air force corps under the leadership of former Soviet POW Hal Jordan, Lois sees the Man of Steel himself fly into ...

Lex Luthor stands as one of DC Comics’ most enduring and influential ... Mark Millar’s Superman: Red Son reimagines Superman landing in the Soviet Union rather than Kansas, with Luthor ...

As Superman has become a symbol of strength and pride for America, the Soviet Union looks to crush ... Superman ’78: The Metal Curtain #1 will hit comic shops and digital retailers on November ...

Krypto the Superdog is an aspect of Superman’s comic book mythos that many fans ... In a sense, Krypto predated Laika, the Soviet dog who was the first animal in space, by two whole years.

When Superman debuted in Action Comics #1 in 1938 ... this series explored a world where Kal-El landed in the Soviet Union, not Smallville. In Russia, cape wears you he grew up as a tool of ...