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Supreme #23

Image · Series began 1992 · January 1995

Dates

Cover date
January 1995
Pages
36

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Editions and covers

Story arc: Extreme Sacrifice

This is part 8 of 10. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. NewMen #9
  2. Bloodstrike (1993) #18
  3. Brigade (1993) #16
  4. Extreme Sacrifice Epilogue (1995) #2
  5. Extreme Sacrifice Prelude (1995) #1
  6. NewMen (1994) #10
  7. Prophet (1993) #10
  8. Supreme (1992) #23
  9. Team Youngblood (1993) #17
  10. Brigade #17

Creators

pencils: Cedric Noconinks: Norm Rapmundcolors: Tanya Horie, Nathan Lumm, Extreme Colorscript: Rob Liefeld, Gary Carlson, Eric Stephensonletters: Kurt Hathaway

Stories

  • Extreme Sacrifice Part 2 · 24 pages

    Crypt apparently kills Supreme.

Publisher’s description

Extreme sacrifice part 2: After his battle against his own evil clone ( Legend of Supreme volume), Supreme is thinking about the modern world he has discover after his 50 years journey and the lost of his powers. But suddenly, someone attackshim. Despites the protection of Mojlnir, the hammer who gave him his powers, his opponent, called Crypt, is able to hurts him and his great speed prevents Supreme to defend himself effectively. Going farther,Crypt teleport Supreme back to Earth and plan to kill Supreme under the eyes of the humans he has promise to protect. Even on Earth, Supreme is powerless against Crypt and after a few more strike, Crypt breaks Supreme's back and throws his corpse in a alley before teleporting himself. Spawn is led by humans in this alley but he only discovers Supreme's cowl. continues in Bloodstrike #18.

Characters

SpawnAl SimmonsChapelBruce StinsonSupreme (Mean Supreme)Ethan CraneTrollBartholomew J. TrollKnightsabreCombat (clone)Mikey GravesGraves

Reprinted in

Extreme Sacrifice (1995)

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