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Superman: Last Son TPB (2009)
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Superman: Last Son TPB

Superman: Last Son TPB #[nn]

Publisher: DC Comics
Cover date: August 2009
On sale: Jun 10, 2009
Cover price: $12.99
Pages: 164

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ISBN 9781401215866
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Credits

Writers: Geoff Johns, Richard Donner
Penciller: Adam Kubert
Inker: Adam Kubert
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Superman enters the Fortress, and starts a Jor-El simulation. Later, Perry White bawls out Jimmy for missing a photo. Clark tries to defend him, but Perry goes on about true reporters. Clark sees a ship landing, and slips away. He stops it from crashing too badly, and opens it, to find a boy. Superman takes him to the Department of Metahuman Affairs, and discusses the situation with its director, Sarge Steel, when the boy lifts a huge entertainment unit, and speaks Kryptonese. They talk for a while, and Superman tells him he'll be back before the boy wakes up. Superman goes home, and discusses the situation with Lois. When Superman returns in the morning, the building is empty. He then goes to the department's headquarters in the Pentagon, and breaks in to confront Sarge Steel. Steel admits the boy is being transferred, and thought Superman had been told. Superman uses human means to stop the convoy, and spirits the boy away. He takes the boy to his adoptive parents, wanting their advice on how to raise a boy from another world.

Dave Stewart, Edgar Delgado

Letterer

Rob Leigh

Covers

Adam Kubert, Andy Kubert, Jesse Delperdang

Cover colors

Adam Kubert, Moose Baumann

Editors

Bob Harras, Matt Idelson

Associate editor

Nachie Castro

Others

Bob Harras, Matt Idelson, Nachie Castro

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