Superman comic books issue 677

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Alex Ross Cover - The Coming of Atlas: Part 1 of 4 - Written by James Robinson Art by Renato Guedes & José Wilson Magalháes Cover by Alex Ross. James Robinson (Starman, The Golden Age) arrives as the new ongoing writer of SUPERMAN as changes abound in the life of the Man of Steel! A frighteningly powerful new presence declares Metropolis his, a monster strikes the harbor of the City of Tomorrow, Green Lantern guest-stars for a unique game of fetch, and the Science Police arrive on the scene. And this is only issue one of the new run! ? 32 pg, FC Cover price $2.99.

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Cover by Renato Guuedes. The Coming of Atlas: Part 1 of 4 - By James Robinson Art by Renato Guedes & José Wilson Magalháes. James Robinson (Starman, The Golden Age) arrives as the new ongoing writer of SUPERMAN as changes abound in the life of the Man of Steel! A frighteningly powerful new presence declares Metropolis his, a monster strikes the harbor of the City of Tomorrow, Green Lantern guest-stars for a unique game of fetch, and the Science Police arrive on the scene. And this is only issue one of the new run! On sale June 25 ? 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US Cover price $2.99.

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This Superman Original Radio Broadcast Record was a promotional incentive by Kellogg's. (Kellogg's logo appears on front, 677 is printed on the record and the back of its case.) The history of Superman is printed on the back cover, and the record album itself is one of the original Adventures of Superman Radio Shows from the 1940's. Thrill to the sound of Clark Kent revealing the red "S" on his chest and starting in a tenor voice state, "This is a job for..." and conclude in his rich baritone, "SUPERMAN!"

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This Superman Original Radio Broadcast Record was a promotional incentive by Kellogg's. (Kellogg's logo appears on front, 677 is printed on the record and the back of its case.) The history of Superman is printed on the back cover, and the record album itself is one of the original Adventures of Superman Radio Shows from the 1940's. Thrill to the sound of Clark Kent revealing the red "S" on his chest and starting in a tenor voice state, "This is a job for..." and conclude in his rich baritone, "SUPERMAN!"