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Format: Paperback
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Brainiac returns to invade the earth with his ultimate weapon, Warworld, a planet-sized satellite built for destruction. With the help of super-powered friends like Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern and many more, Superman must lead the attack on Brainiac and protect Earth! Collects: ACTION COMICS 674-676, SUPERMAN: MAN OF STEEL 9-11, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN 488-490, and SUPERMAN 65-67. Read more
Publisher : DC Comics
Publication date : June 28, 2016
Edition : New edition
Language : English
Print length : 296 pages
ISBN-10 : 1401263232
ISBN-13 : 32
Item Weight : 1.12 pounds
Dimensions : 6.7 x 0.5 x 10.2 inches
Part of: Adventures of Superman (1986-2006) Adventures of Superman (1986-2006)
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Top Amazon Reviews
Format: Kindle
Love this for what it is: fun 90s superheroics before things get too serious with the Death of Superman. The story doesn't get too deep at all, but there is a lot of fun and great panels to enjoy. Think of this as a fun Saturday morning adventure with your Super Powers toys.
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024 by Jonathan E.
Format: Paperback
If the DC Extended Universe is going to do a standalone Man of Steel sequel in the future, they should one based on "Panic in the Sky" storyline. This graphic novel pits Superman against the return of Brainiac who had recruits Dagna, Maxima & a brainwashed Supergirl to help him with his plan to use the planet Warworld to invade Earth. So the Man of Steel recruits Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, the Flash, Guy Gardener, Deathstroke, Mister Miracle, Captain Marvel and many other superheroes to aid him against his nemesis. This is a classic Superman graphic novel of the '90s. This is a must-have collection for all die hard Superman fans.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2018 by Brandon James
Format: Paperback
"Superman: Panic in the Sky" is a conceptual cousin to "Legends," the DC Comics event miniseries which served as the launchpad for a post-"Crisis on Infinite Earths" version of the Justice League. The latter, of course, gave us the comedy/action "Bwah-Ha-Ha" League. "Panic," on the other hand, sets the table for the return of a more serious, more traditional take on the team-one that's light on humor, heavy on large scale action/adventure, and which features the DC Universe's major heroes, with Superman at the forefront. "Panic" declares many of its intentions in an early double-page spread, after Green Lantern Guy Gardner's just insulted Captain Marvel by calling him "Captain Whitebread": MISTER MIRACLE: Put a sock in it, Gardner! BATMAN: Can't say that I miss the banter of my former colleagues! SUPERMAN: Let's not make this a situation comedy, folks... Ah, that Superman, such a party-pooper. Both he and the Caped Crusader are constantly reminding their fellow heroes-including not only the aforementioned but also Wonder Woman, Aquaman, the Flash, Nightwing, and many others-that they must act as a team in order to defeat Superman's old enemy, Brainiac. Since this event miniseries originally played out among the Man of Steel's family of titles-"Superman," "Action Comics," "Adventures of Superman," and "Superman: The Man of Steel"-the title character receives development, as well. In the early post-"Crisis" era, he made a point of preferring to work alone, but this story's events make him reconsider his attitudes: "Working with these other dedicated folks has shown me that teamwork is necessary when you're up against a menace more powerful than yourself," he says in an epilogue. He also hints that this team could fill the void left by the dissolution of the "Bwah-Ha-Ha" League. In this story, Superman and his diverse team must stop Brainiac from conquering Earth with the aid of Warworld, a planet-size satellite built for destruction which both sounds like and looks like the Death Star from "Star Wars." Not only does Brainiac have a technological terror at his disposal, he also has his own allies-which include the Supergirl of this time, not Superman's cousin from Krypton but a shape-shifting alien called Matrix who chooses to look like a young blonde woman who wears a female version of Superman's iconic costume. A very different Lex Luthor is on hand, as well. At the time "Panic" was published originally, he was pretending to be dead because his old, bald, obese body was dying from radiation poisoning, so he'd cloned himself into a younger, healthier, hairier body and was passing himself off as his own son, on the side of the angels. With the presence of four writers and 10 artists, "Panic" could easily have gone off the rails, but it feels well-thought-out and cohesive, with a subtle yet firm guiding hand from original editor Mike Carlin. It's not without glitches, though. For reasons unexplained, Brainiac needs mental helmets to control the minds of members of Superman's team-but he seems to control Supergirl's mind through sheer force of will. Also, we get two different artistic renditions of Captain Marvel in the story's course: Dan Jurgens draws him in a realistic, illustrative manner, but Jon Bogdanove draws the character's original, cartoony version from the Golden Age of the Forties. "Superman: Panic in the Sky" is recommended for not only Superman fans but also for fans of the Justice League and of DC's event series. In fact, for the reason cited above, I recommend purchasing "Panic" together with "Legends."
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2018 by Lee Kirby
Format: Paperback
This is the modern story where Superman steps into a leadership role in the DC universe after shying away from it since Crisis on Infinite Earths, it's a great example of the character as well as sporting a strong supporting cast including Draaga, Maxima and of course Brainiac. This is a classic and if you want to know why Superman is so respected by his peers, this is a good story for it
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2018 by Lloyd
Format: Paperback
Great read, nice book! Really takes me back to my teenage years picking up these comics off the spinner racks and in comic stores. Great art as well. A+
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2017 by grahamgg
Format: Paperback
This was an okay Book very entertaining.
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2017 by Richard E.
Format: Paperback
Great comic and deal.
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2019 by James B. Stanley
Format: Kindle
Superman and the world's superheroes must team up to stop the invasion of Warworld that is under the control of Brainiac.
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025 by Al Jordan.