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Cover of Action Comics (1938) #900

Action Comics (1938) #900

DC 1938–2011 series Vol. 1 Cover date Jun 2011

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About this issue

Action Comics #900 (1938) is issue #900 of DC's Action Comics (1938–2011), with a cover date of June 2011. Written by Paul Cornell, Paul Dini, Richard Donner and others and drawn by Matt Camp, Gary Frank, Jamal Igle and others.

Creators

Writers
Paul Cornell, Paul Dini, Richard Donner, David Goyer, Derek Hoffman, Geoff Johns, Damon Lindelof
Pencillers
Matt Camp, Gary Frank, Jamal Igle, Dan Jurgens, Jesús Merino, Rags Morales, Miguel Ángel Sepúlveda, R. B. Silva, Ryan Sook, Ardian Syaf, Pete Woods
Inkers
Matt Camp, Gary Frank, Rob Lean, Jesús Merino, Rags Morales, Norm Rapmund, Miguel Ángel Sepúlveda, Jon Sibal, Ryan Sook, Ardian Syaf, Pete Woods
Colorists
Brad Anderson, Blond, Paul Mounts, Java Tartaglia
Letterers
John J. Hill, Rob Leigh
Cover artist
David Finch

The stories

“The Black Ring Finale Reign of Doomsday”

Having combined with the Phantom Zone creature, Luthor has achieved enormous power, and draws Superman to him to break him, but can't. The creature reasserts itself, causing Luthor to grant absolute happiness to all, but he gives that up by continuing to try to destroy Superman. Meantime Doomsday has kidnapped several heroes. Superman joins them, but together they find that Doomsday himself is held captive and they've been fighting three Doomsday clones, each with different powers.

“Life Support”

Jor-El asks a brilliant scientist to design a life support system for a small rocket in three days. The scientist realizes the ramifications for his own family, and asks for one night before he starts.

“Autobiography”

Superman helps out a powerful space-faring creature, and records his history.

“Friday Night in the 21st Century”

Lois thinks Clark needs some time with his friends, and invites the Legion of Super-Heroes over for dinner.

Credits, characters and story details from the Grand Comics Database, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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