Superman: The Triangle Era Omnibus Vol. 3. Este artículo no está disponible.Superman: The Triangle Era Omnibus Vol. 3

The era that reshaped Superman continues in this massive third volume, as the Reign of the Supermen begins!

This direct continuation of the Death of Superman storyline features the debuts of Steel and the clone Superboy, plus even more unforgettable moments, such as the destruction of Coast City and Kal-El donning the black Kryptonian war suit for the first time!

Following the in-demand two previous installments, Superman: The Triangle Era Omnibus Vol. 3 collects Action Comics #687-697, Action Comics Annual #5 and # 500-510, Adventures of Superman Annual #5, Superman #78-88, Superman Annual #5, Superman: The Man of Steel #22-32, Superman: The Man of Steel Annual #2, and Green Lantern #46, plus the Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey miniseries written and illustrated by Dan Jurgens.

This volume features landmark work from the architects of the 1990s Superman line: Dan Jurgens (The Death of Superman, Hunter/Prey, Zero Hour), whose vision defined the era’s biggest events; Jerry Ordway (The Adventures of Superman, Power of Shazam!, Crisis on Infinite Earths: Absolute Edition), known for emotional depth and world-building; Louise Simonson (Superman: The Man of Steel, Steel, X-Factor), whose storytelling anchored the human heart of Metropolis; Roger Stern (Action Comics, The Death and Life of Superman, The Avengers), celebrated for his character-driven continuity work; and Karl Kesel (Adventures of Superman, Superboy, Harley Quinn), acclaimed for warmth, wit, and crystal-clear superhero voice. Together, they forged the interconnected Triangle Era that became one of the most celebrated periods in Superman history.

Showcasing an elite lineup of artists who shaped the visual identity of 1990s Superman, including Dan Jurgens (Superman, Justice League America), Brett Breeding (Hunter/Prey, The Death of Superman), Tom Grummett (Adventures of Superman, Superboy, Robin), Jackson Guice (Action Comics, Doctor Strange, X-Factor), Jon Bogdanove (Superman: The Man of Steel, Steel), Stuart Immonen (Action Comics, Superman: Secret Identity, New Avengers), and Joe Rubinstein (Wolverine, The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe). Their combined styles—ranging from bold action to emotional subtlety—bring the Triangle Era’s drama, character evolution, and cosmic scale to life with unmistakable 1990s energy.