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CATALOG RECORD

Action Comics #860

DC · Series began 1938 · February 2008

Dates

Cover date
February 2008
On sale
December 26, 2007
In stores
December 28, 2007
Pages
36

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Editions and covers (3)

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Story arc: Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes

This is part 3 of 6. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Action Comics #858
  2. Action Comics #859
  3. Action Comics #860
  4. Action Comics #861
  5. Action Comics #862
  6. Action Comics #863

Creators

pencils: Gary Frankinks: Gary Frank, Jon Sibalscript: Geoff Johns, Jann Jonescolors: Dave McCaigletters: Rob Leigh

Stories

  • Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes Chapter 3: Lightning and Shadows · 22 pages

    In the 31st century, Earth-Man and his Justice League discover that Superman has returned. Superman and his colleagues attack an alien holding camp, trying to find Brainiac 5. Dawnstar discovers that Brainy has teleported back to Colu. They free Polar Boy, and escape to their underground headquarters. They send the other aliens they rescued to another planet, but Earth-Man, using Saturn Girl's stolen powers, tracks them, and he and the Justice League attack. Superman's team is placed in a shuttle for Colu, but are captured by the intelligence collection of Colu, led by Brainiac 5.

Publisher’s description

Shocked by the reasons behind the Legion's disbanding, Superman embarks on a quest to find the one Legionnaire who may hold the key to saving the future: Brainiac 5. But a bizarre group of Legion enemies is hot on Superman's tail, and they'll do whatever they must to stop him!

Reprinted in

Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes (2008), Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes (2009)

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