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Action Comics #22 (2011)

Action Comics #22 (2011)

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Scott Lobdell
(A) Philip Tan & Various
(CA) Tony S. Daniel

A group of warriors from space come to Earth in search of their new king-and they've set their sites set on Superman to lead them!

Date Available: 07/03/2013

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Foul! Shananigans! Boo! After DC brought back everyone's favorite sci-fi detective Star Hawkins over in Threshold, the cover hints of a return of the Atomic Knight was the main reason I picked this up. But I quickly realized that something was a miss-ing. And even the questionable introduction of new character, Sir Harlan Quint, quickly faded when I realized that I was not gonna get my Strange Adventures fix! Now, it is possible that in some future time, this book will be priceless as a 1st appearance key issue (Quint is a 'Sir') I was hoping for more. However, the interaction between Clark and Cat is worth reading and the apparent shout out to the GI Joe movies was refreshing.

John "Doc" Schaefer 6 out of 10 GRAHAMS