Superman #248 (Feb 1972)
Product Code: 1SUP248
Superman #248, published in Feb 1972, is a Bronze Age DC Comics comic featuring Superman, written by Len Wein / Edmond Hamilton with cover art by Carmine Infantino.
Entitled 1st Story - The Man Who Murdered the Earth! & 2nd Story - Muto Versus the Man of Tomorrow!, the story(s) feature The Man of Tomorrow and continues Superman's long-running adventures in Metropolis and beyond.
This issue forms part of the wider Superman series, known for its iconic villains, imaginative adventures, memorable supporting characters, and enduring place in DC Comics history.
Featured appearances include Superman (Clark Kent), Lex Luthor, the Galactic Golem, Lois Lane and other characters from Superman's world.
A classic Bronze Age Superman comic, this issue captures an evolving era of Superman storytelling, with greater character depth, memorable villains, and adventures spanning Metropolis, Earth, and beyond.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Silver Age Bags and Iconic Comics Silver Age Boards.
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- Publisher: DC Comics
Product Description
Superman #248, published in Feb 1972, is a Bronze Age DC Comics comic featuring Superman, written by Len Wein / Edmond Hamilton with cover art by Carmine Infantino.
Entitled 1st Story - The Man Who Murdered the Earth! & 2nd Story - Muto Versus the Man of Tomorrow!, the story(s) feature The Man of Tomorrow and continues Superman's long-running adventures in Metropolis and beyond.
This issue forms part of the wider Superman series, known for its iconic villains, imaginative adventures, memorable supporting characters, and enduring place in DC Comics history.
Featured appearances include Superman (Clark Kent), Lex Luthor, the Galactic Golem, Lois Lane and other characters from Superman's world.
A classic Bronze Age Superman comic, this issue captures an evolving era of Superman storytelling, with greater character depth, memorable villains, and adventures spanning Metropolis, Earth, and beyond.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Silver Age Bags and Iconic Comics Silver Age Boards.