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Home / Action Comics #861 (1938) variant

Action Comics #861 (1938) variant

Action Comics #861 (1938) variant

$6.99

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1938 DC Comics
1:10 Mike Grell Variant

Action Comics #861 (1938) variant has been added to your cart.

VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by Geoff Johns Art by Gary Frank & Jonathan Sibal Cover by Frank

“Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes,” Part 4! Superman’s mission to reunite the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 31st century continues on the one planet more dangerous than Earth: the cold, knowledge-obsessed world of Colu! But what fate has befallen Brainiac 5? And what are the horrible secrets behind Earth’s “new" super-heroes — the Justice League?


"Oh, right. It’s the third to last part of a story-arc. That means we’re obligated to have an entire issue of talky recap (The Justice League is evil! The Legion has a plan!) to get everyone set for the conclusion we’re (literally) rocketing towards. The surprises aren’t particularly surprising, but the artwork sure is pretty and the character-driven monologues are very well done. Assuming the conclusion is as awesome as the start of the series, this’ll have been worthwhile. I just wish it wasn’t necessary."

THIS BOOK GETS 7 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10


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