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Superman: The Triangle Era Omnibus #1

DC · Series began 2024 · [November] 2024

Dates

Cover date
[November] 2024
On sale
September 17, 2024
Pages
1384

Editions and covers

  • Original edition

    Barcode 978177952816259999

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Story arc: War of the Gods

This is part 30 of 30. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Captain Atom (1987) #56
  2. Hawkworld (1990) #15
  3. Superman: The Man of Steel (1991) #3
  4. War of the Gods (1991) #1 - Collectors' Edition
  5. Wonder Woman (1987) #58
  6. Starman (1988) #38
  7. Doctor Fate (1988) #32
  8. L.E.G.I.O.N. '91 (1991) #31
  9. Captain Atom (1987) #57
  10. Flash (1987) #55
  11. Hawkworld (1990) #16
  12. Batman (1940) #470
  13. Justice League Europe (1989) #31
  14. Suicide Squad (1987) #58
  15. Animal Man (1988) #40
  16. Doctor Fate (1988) #33
  17. Hawk and Dove (1989) #28
  18. Wonder Woman (1987) #59
  19. War of the Gods (1991) #2
  20. War of the Gods (1991) #2 - Collectors' Edition
  21. The Demon (1990) #17
  22. Wonder Woman (1987) #60
  23. War of the Gods (1991) #3
  24. War of the Gods (1991) #3 - Collectors' Edition
  25. The New Titans (1988) #81
  26. War of the Gods (1991) #4
  27. War of the Gods (1991) #4 - Collectors' Edition
  28. Wonder Woman (1987) #61
  29. Wonder Woman by George Pérez Omnibus (2015) #3
  30. Superman: The Triangle Era Omnibus (2024) #1

Also part of: Time and Time Again, Armageddon 2001, Krisis of the Krimson Kryptonite

Creators

pencils: Jerry Ordway, Jon Bogdanove, Tom Grummett, Bob McLeod, Dan Jurgens, Dave Hoover, Kerry Gammill, Curt Swan, John Byrne, Karl Kesel, Andy Kubert, Ed Hannigan, Art Thibert, Jim Mooney, Jim Fern, Kieron Dwyer, Mike Carlininks: Jerry Ordway, Dennis Janke, Doug Hazlewood, Denis Rodier, Art Thibert, Dave Hoover, Scott Hanna, Brett Breeding, John Byrne, Bob McLeod, Karl Kesel, José Marzán Jr., Andy Kubert, Will Blyberg, Jon Bogdanove, Eduardo Barreto, Brad Vancatacolors: Jerry Ordway, Glenn Whitmore, Tom McCraw, Brett Breeding, Jon Bogdanove, Dennis Janke, Graphic Color Worksscript: Mike Carlin, Jerry Ordway, Dan Jurgens, Roger Stern, Karl Kesel, James Hudnall, Louise Simonson, Dan Thorsland, Dennis Janke, KC Carlsonletters: Todd Klein, John Costanza, Albert DeGuzman, Bob Pinaha, Bill Oakley

Stories

  • Krisis of the Krimson Kryptonite, Part One · 22 pages

    Mr. Mxyzptlk gives Lex red kryptonite, and he uses it to take Superman's powers away.

  • Clark Kent --Man of Steel! · 22 pages

    A powerless Superman must try to stop Mammoth.

  • The End of a Legend? · 22 pages

    Superman calls Starman for help in getting his missing powers back. When Professor Hamilton's efforts fail, Starman assumes Superman's identity and confronts Luthor to take back the red kryptonite.

  • Breakout · 24 pages

    Starman and Guardian help a powerless Superman, who's wearing a suit of steel, stop a prison riot on Stryker's Island.

  • The Human Factor · 38 pages

    Superman gets his powers back and Clark proposes to Lois.

  • Rings of Fire · 22 pages

    Superman and Guy rescue Hal from an alien that's been trapped on Earth for centuries.

  • Certain Death · 22 pages

    Lex Luthor, facing a worsening illness, prepares for his imminent death. Meanwhile, Clark Kent and Lois Lane are interrupted by a fire at the Bakerline Brewery, with Superman saving the day. Later, Luthor attempts a world-record flight but ejects his co-pilot, and his plane is later seen crashing in the Andes mountains. Superman speeds to the scene, discovering what appear to be Luthor's remains among the wreckage. Superman returns to Metropolis where news of Luthor's death spreads.

  • Mister Z! · 22 pages

    An immortal man named Mr. Z tries to confine Superman to his personal collection of people out of history in his crystal.

  • Face to Face with Yesterday · 22 pages

    Christmas story flashback to Clark's teen years and a drunk driving accident.

  • Stretching a Point · 21 pages

    Plastic Man comes to Metropolis, and Superman ends up helping him stop a new villain... Time-Bomb.

  • The Name, Pardners, Is Terra-Man... · 22 pages

    Superman deals with Terra-Man about toxic landfill and radiation issues at Hell's Gate Landfill and Lookout Peak. Jose realizes that Bibbo found the lottery ticket he lost.

  • Sleaze Factor · 22 pages

    Ugly Mannheim uses Killgrave and Toyman to build Happyland, a park Intergang can use to launder money. Sleez uses the park to kidnap children, which gets Superman's attention.

  • Secrets in the Night · 21 pages

    Clark reveals his identity to Lois after the Silver Banshee attacks. An attorney finally finds a will for Lex Luthor.

  • Truth, Justice and the American Way · 22 pages

    Superman has revealed his secret identity to Lois Lane. At the Pentagon, Superman meets with a NATO major and a general, who explain that they would like him to protect deposed President Marlo of Qurac.

  • The Linear Man · 22 pages

    A Linear Man comes back in time to take Booster Gold back to the 25th century. When Superman interferes, he gets blasted into the future and a meeting with the Legion of Super-Heroes.

  • Time & Time Again, Phase Two: Lost in the '40s Tonight · 22 pages

    While trying to stop a fire in the 30th century, an explosion sends Superman shooting through time again, and this time he lands in 1943.

  • Time & Time Again, Phase Three: The Warsaw Ghetto · 17 pages

    Superman finds himself in Warsaw, Poland in June 1943 about to be hit by a Nazi train. Superman flies over the train, alerting some Nazi officers. He lands in the Warsaw ghetto where he notes that history has been changed. There, Superman discovers a plot involving General Zeiten regarding plutonium and atomic weapon experiments. Superman races to catch the train carrying the bomb. The Nazis, believing that the flying man could do more damage than all of Stalin's armies, decide to drop the bomb. Superman sees the bomb, catches it, and flies into space. He disappears in its massive explosion.

  • Attack of the D.N.Alien! · 6 pages

    In the Cadmus D.N.A. Project, a giant green Jimmy Olsen attacks the Guardian. The Newsboy Legion try to help Guardian, and Jimmy turns on them. Elsewhere in the project, Shino Kurosawa shows Mr. Barstow a clone-detector. They hear alarms and run outside. Jimmy Olsen's clone has stretched his arms around the Guardian, trapping him. Dubbilex saves the Guardian, but Jimmy's not out. He throws a door at the Newsboy Legion. The Guardian blocks it, and the Guardian follows Jimmy down a corridor that provides access to the Project's nuclear facilities, telling Dubbilex to stay with the boys.

  • Time & Time Again, Phase Four: Death Rekindled · 22 pages

    Superman is once again sent to the 30th Century, and must help the Legion of Super-Heroes stop another Sun-Eater.

  • Time & Time Again, Phase Five: Many Long Years Ago... · 22 pages

    Superman meets Chronos in the age of dinosaurs.

  • Time & Time Again, Phase Six: Camelot · 15 pages

    In medieval England, Superman and Etrigan defend Merlin against Morgaine LeFey.

  • Blaze of Glory! · 6 pages

    Guardian and the Newsboy Legion defeat the Jimmy Olsen clone.

  • Time & Time Again, Phase Seven: Moon Rocked · 22 pages

    Superman helps the former Legion members prevent Earth's moon from blowing up. This upsets the Linear Man's plans, so he blows it up anyway, which finally sends Clark back to his proper time.

  • Wake the Dead! · 22 pages

    After somehow killing six inmates on Stryker's Island, Baron Sunday reanimates the bodies and tries to use them to break him out of prison. When Superman interferes, Baron Sunday is shocked into a coma.

  • Red Glass, Part One: Breaking Up · 16 pages

    Superman visits the "Museum of Dead Villains," exhibit on "Superman's Day of Wrath." He reads he killed all his opponents in 3 weeks starting April 15, 1998. A man explains that Superman left Earth after killing his enemies. As he leaves he meets Lois and attempting to scan her with his x-ray vision, Superman accidentally incinerates her with heat vision and people go nuts. He finds Luthor at Lexcorp, but his things are being moved out: Superman had bankrupted him. Luthor rips off a fake face to reveal Jimmy Olsen underneath, who opens a box of green kryptonite, aiming it directly at Superman.

  • Charlie & Company · 5 pages

    The Newsboy Legion celebrates the Guardian's recovery as Angry Charlie looks in from an air vent. Tom tells the Guardian that when he's well, they want him to find what's been raiding their supplies. Angry Charlie steals an end table and eats it. He looks at a photograph captioned "Tommy, Dabney & Me - My new (cloned) body!" He remembers Dabney Donovan injecting one of his monkey subjects with something and creating Angry Charlie. When Charlie awakens, he sees what he and the other monkeys have become: they destroy the lab. In the air vent, Angry Charlie continues to look at the photograph.

  • Red Glass, Part Two: Falling Apart · 21 pages

    Superman continues on his killing spree, killing friends and foes.

  • Red Glass, Part Three: Picking Up the Pieces · 21 pages

    Superman meets the alien responsible for his horrible hallucinations.

  • Man of Steel / Man of Fire! · 40 pages

    Cerberus strikes at Metropolis and Superman, Jimmy Olsen rents an apartment, not knowing he's about to be laid off by the Daily Planet, Professor Hamilton examines Mr. Z's gemstone, and the Eradicator is reborn in the sun.

  • Return of the Krypton Man · 38 pages

    Superman faces off against the Eradicator. Jonathan and Martha go on a cruise, and meet the Whites.

  • Dying Breed · 38 pages

    The Eradicator tries to kill Superman by throwing him into the sun.

  • The Final Chapter [Revenge of the Krypton Man] · 38 pages

    Superman and Emil use Mr. Z's energy gem to disperse the Eradicator.

  • The Kid Who Talks to Superman · 22 pages

    Cerberus sends Rorc and Belcher in to terrorize Metropolis.

  • Fangs of the Bloodhounds · 22 pages

    Cadmus captures Superman so they can read his mind and prepare for the day he might go bad.

  • The Big Drain! · 22 pages

    Jimmy misses his job interview with Newstime, and the job goes to Ron Troupe. The Parasite drains the life out of the riders on six subway cars.

  • The Ghost of Luthor · 22 pages

    Superman is frustrated with all the coverage of Lex Luthor this long after his death, and tries to put an end to the rumors of Luthor being alive.

  • Untitled · 22 pages

    Phobos lets loose Quetzalcoatl to try and destroy Superman.

  • Superman's Fiancee Lois Lane · 19 pages

    Clark leaves a dinner date with Lois to rescue a submarine crew. Next day, he leaves to deal with a man that has stolen Bloodsport's transporter belt. The man pulls a grenade pin. Superman absorbs most of the blast, but must take the man to the hospital. Superman asks Lois to go somewhere to talk and tells her to dress warmly. They talk about marriage to a superhero atop Mt. Fuji. She asks, "Why be a superman?" and he replies, "Because no one else can." They both feel time almost stood still while they talked. Outside is a female Linear Man who repayed Superman by giving him time with Lois.

  • Daily Planet: Superman Does It Again! · 5 pages
  • The Planet Strikes! · 22 pages

    Intergang uses the newspaper strike to pursue their own agenda against the Daily Planet. Parasite uses Jimmy Olsen to get Superman to come after him so he can drain his powers.

  • Paper Trail · 22 pages

    Intergang attacks scab drivers for the newspaper, distracting the police, and Superman, from their real target, railcars with paper headed to the Treasury Department. Plus, Jonathan and Martha meet Lois' family.

  • Idle Hands · 22 pages

    An army experiment gone awry goes after Sam Lane.

  • Intergang --No More! · 22 pages

    Superman puts Intergang out of business.

  • Blindspot! · 22 pages

    Blindspot gets his equipment back from an Intergang facility, and goes after Slam Bradley and Jose Delgado.

  • Skullduggery · 22 pages

    Superman and the other heroes clean up Metropolis after Armageddon. Joe Martin's meta gene is triggered, turning him into the Atomic Skull.

  • The Curse of the Atomic Skull · 22 pages

    Atomic Skull fights Superman, mimicking the action of the Atomic Skull fighting on the movie screen.

  • Time and Time Again Again! · 22 pages

    Waverider watches Superman and the Metal Men clean up Metropolis after the events in ARMAGEDDON. When a generator explodes, he saves his younger self. Waverider and Superman are then pulled to Vanishing Point and meet the Linear Men.

  • Blackout · 22 pages

    Mr. Z uses Professor Hamilton to set a trap for Superman. When Hamilton tries to free Superman from the trap, he blows the power grid in Metropolis, and causes Mr. Z and Superman to get amnesia.

  • Missing in Action · 22 pages

    Superman and Mr. Z, both with amnesia, land on island of "War That Time Forgot." The "new" Lex Luthor arrives in Metropolis, and offers to help with the blackout.

  • Mismatch · 22 pages

    Superman catches the eye of the daughter of the Island chief, and she decides they should get married. Guardian, Lois and Emil start looking for Superman.

  • Wedding Daze · 22 pages

    Lois, Guardian and Emil track Superman to the island. Lois must prevent Clark from marrying Lola-La. Lex restores power to Metropolis.

  • Out of the Mist · 22 pages

    Superman returns to Metropolis, and Dubbilex helps clear the amnesia.

  • All This... And Lex Luthor II · 22 pages

    Lois and Clark investigate the new Lex Luthor, finding no incriminating information.

  • Stormy Weather · 22 pages

    Cerberus sends Jolt and Blockhouse after Lois. Lois interferes in a heated discussion between Clark and Jeb.

  • Shadows from the Past! · 22 pages

    Clark and Cat investigating the hostilties between Oumland and Atlantis and a character previously thought dead is revealed to be alive... Lori Lemaris.

  • Purge · 22 pages

    Gillespie orders a hit on Ugly Mannheim... but that's what Mannheim was counting on him doing.

  • Friends in Need · 22 pages

    George Markham hires Hellgrammite to get rid of the new Lex Luthor and Ugly Mannheim uses parts from Purge to try to escape from jail. Bibbo helps Jimmy out on Thanksgiving.

  • Power Trip! · 22 pages

    Jolt and Blockhouse kidnap Lois Lane, using her as bait to trap Superman.

  • Plot Charts Shared by the Superman Creative Team to Outline the Editorial Direction of the Monthly Titles · 2.5 pages
  • Plot Outline for Superman #51 · 2 pages
  • Biographies · 1 pages

Characters

Clark KentSupermanBen GrimmThe ThingReed RichardsJohnny StormHuman TorchMister FantasticSusan Storm RichardsPrincess DianaWonder WomanLois LaneHal JordanGreen LanternInvisible GirlJimmy OlsenJ'Onn J'OnzzMartian ManhunterLex LuthorPerry WhiteJonathan KentMartha KentLana LangGuy GardnerPlastic ManEel O'BrianCliff SteeleRobotmanLarry TrainorMartin Stein

Run and key data from the Grand Comics Database (comics.org), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Identifiers and aliases from Wikidata (CC0).