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SUPERMAN #38 (03 Jan 2018) DC Comics

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SUPERMAN #38
 Date: 03 Jan 2018
Cover Price: $
Publisher: dccomics.com

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    Credits
    "Title" (22 pages)
    writer:  Patrick Gleason
    Peter J. Tomasi
    art:  Ed Benes
    Sergio Fernandez Davila
    Vicente Cifuentes
    colors:  Gabe Eltaeb
    Dinei Ribeiro
    letters:  N/A
    editor:  N/A
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    Crisis in Superman #38

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    As mentioned by cbr.com, Crisis #7 and #8 can be seen on the interiors of the latest issue of Superman #38, which came out last week.

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    Crisis After Crisis

    Most prominently featured, of course, are the two most memorable moments from DC Comics’ first ever event, Crisis on Infinite Earths. George Pérez’s classic cover image featuring a devastated Superman holding the recently-slain Supergirl is probably the first to be noticed. Immediately next to that is the sequence showing the moment of Barry Allen’s death as he saves what’s left of the original multiverse from the Anti-Monitor.



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