Superman (fictitious character), fiction

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Superman (fictitious character), fiction

59 books

Superman

Don Cameron, Joe Shuster, Jerry Siegel

1997

Superman

Alan Moore

1997 ★ 4.4

Superman

Mark Waid

2004

Superman

George Francis Lowther

1995 ★ 4.7

Superman

Jerry Ordway, Dan Jurgens, Roger Stern

1997

Superman

Kurt Busiek

2007

Superman, Batman

Michael Turner, Ed McGuinness, Jeph Loeb

2004

Superman

Max Landis

2016 ★ 4.2

Superman

J. Michael Straczynski

2010 ★ 3.7

Man of Steel

Greg Cox

2013

Superman - Action Comics

Grant Morrison, Rags Morales

2012

Superman

Darwyn Cooke

2007

Heat Wave

Michael Jan Friedman

1996

Superman earth one volume 2

J. Michael Straczynski

2012

Batman vs. Superman

Jeph Loeb

2015

Justice Society of America

Geoff Johns

2008

Smallville

Michael Teitelbaum

2002

Batman's hero files

Billy Wrecks

2015

Fallout

Gwenda Bond

2015

Enemies & allies

Kevin J. Anderson

2012

Superman

Scott Lobdell

2015

Superman Action Comics

Greg Pak

2016

Superman

Michael Teitelbaum

2010

Superman earth one

J. Michael Straczynski

2015

Superman

John Sazaklis

2012

Superman - Action Comics 2

Rags Morales, Various, Grant Morrison

2013

Superman - Action Comics

Greg Pak

2014

Superman/Batman

Jeph Loeb

2014

Superman Returns

Louise Simonson

2006

Superman

John Byrne

2008

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