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CATALOG RECORD

Superman: Lois & Clark #8

DC · Series began 2015 · July 2016

Dates

Cover date
July 2016
On sale
May 25, 2016
In stores
May 25, 2016
Pages
44

Values

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Editions and covers

  • Original edition

    Barcode 76194133532200811

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Story arc: Arrival

This is part 8 of 8. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Superman: Lois & Clark #1
  2. Superman: Lois & Clark #2
  3. Superman: Lois & Clark #3
  4. Superman: Lois & Clark #4
  5. Superman: Lois & Clark #5
  6. Superman: Lois & Clark #6
  7. Superman: Lois & Clark #7
  8. Superman: Lois & Clark #8

Creators

pencils: Lee Weeksinks: Lee Weeks, Scott Hannacolors: Brad Anderson, Jeromy Coxscript: Dan Jurgensletters: A Larger World Studios

Stories

  • Arrival, Conclusion · 22 pages

    While Jon tries to process the new information about himself and his family, Superman returns to the island where Hank Henshaw's ship crashed and meets Hyathis. Superman and Hyathis fight, and in the fight Hyathis loses her part of the Oblivion Stone, which Henshaw slips into his pocket. Being equaled by Superman in the fight, Hyathis disappears, but vows to retrieve the stone. So Superman returns home where he helps Jon begin to claim his legacy.

Publisher’s description

Don’t miss the climactic chapter of the epic story of the pre-New 52 Superman! Kal-El’s world is falling apart as Intergang makes its final move against Lois! And the cosmic threat that is Hyathis has come to Earth in search of a power source that will give her dominion over her enemies. Now, the future of an entire planet may rest with Superman’s young son, Jon.

Reprinted in

Superman: Lois and Clark (2016), Superman: Action Comics by Dan Jurgens Omnibus (2025)

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