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There Was Once an Avenger From Krypton. There Was Once An Avenger From Krypton is a Massive Multiplayer Crossover Fusion Fic series written by Darthkvzn and set in the backdrop of an Alternate Universe version of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The series can be found on the author's profile on FanFiction.Net or on Archive of Our Own.
Red Daughter of Krypton is a twelve-issue Superman / Green Lantern crossover story arc published in 2014, with Tony Bedard, Charles Soule and Robert Venditti as the writers. After the events of Red Lanterns #27 and Supergirl #27 -which serve as a prologue-, the proper story begins in Supergirl #28, Supergirl #29 and Green Lantern #29 and ...
The Supergirl from Krypton (2004) was a DC Comics story arc in Superman/Batman authored by Jeph Loeb and Michael Turner, featuring Superman and Batman, which revolved around the return of Supergirl to The DCU after an eighteen-year absence. It is named after the 1959 storyline which introduced the original version of the character.
Two of the Penguin's avian thieves are a long-haired vulture and a hat and scarf-wearing penguin. Single-Minded Twins: Peek and Pleek. Smart Animal, Average Human: Krypto is a super-powered and intelligent dog from the planet Krypton who befriends an average young boy from Earth named Kevin.
The Krypton Chronicles is a 1981 three-issue limited series which explores the history of Superman 's birth family, the House of El. E. Nelson Bridwell, expert at Pre-Crisis Superman's continuity and lore, wrote the story and Curt Swan and Frank Chiaramonte handled art duties. Inspired by the success stories of Shogun and Roots (1977), Morgan ...
Cary Bates. Artist (s) Renato Arlem. Letterer (s) Pat Brosseau. Colorist (s) Allen Passalaqua. Superman: The Last Family of Krypton is a comic book limited series, published in 2010. It depicts what could have happened if Superman's parents also arrived on Earth.
Genre Refugee: Krypton is a pretty serious sci-fi show overall. Enter Lobo, THE Bloody Hilarious Amusing Alien, in Season 2. Half the Man He Used to Be: Not from getting bisected, unusually for the trope. To get past the force field door Adam Strange activates, Lobo blows his own head off, then regenerates his whole body from his severed hand ...
