In this article, we’ll dive into the 10 best Superman events in DC Comics, showcasing the creative storytelling and artistic excellence that have kept fans engaged and inspired.
It is a landmark event in DC Comics, published in 1992, that shocked the world by depicting the unthinkable: the death of the Man of Steel.
Published in 1985-1986, this massive storyline was penned by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by George Pérez. The plot centers around a cosmic catastrophe.
A direct sequel to the groundbreaking “Crisis on Infinite Earths,” this storyline, penned by Geoff Johns, brought together various plot threads and characters for a universe-altering adventure.
“All-Star Superman” is a celebrated 12-issue series that stands as a love letter to the enduring mythos of Superman. Written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by Frank Quitely.
Written by Mark Millar and published in 2003, this “Elseworlds” tale poses the question: What if Superman’s spacecraft had landed in the Soviet Union instead of Kansas?
The 12-issue series that provides a modern retelling of Superman’s origin, skillfully weaving together his early years and the development of his identity as a hero.
Written by Mark Waid and beautifully illustrated by Alex Ross, this 1996 series is set outside of regular continuity, offering a grim vision of the future. Superman, now older and disillusioned.
It is a thought-provoking storyline that spans issues #204-215 of “Superman” (Vol. 2), published in 2004-2005. Written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Jim Lee.
Written by Kurt Busiek and illustrated by Stuart Immonen, this 2004 series is set in a world where Superman is a fictional comic book character.
It is a thrilling crossover event that brings together two of DC Comics’ most formidable teams for a high-stakes showdown. Published in 2016-2017, the six-issue miniseries.