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Collecting some of Superman's greatest and most influential tales, this graphic novel box set is the perfect reading list for anyone who loves the Man of Steel. Celebrate 2025's new Superman film with this collection of his most iconic adventures! Collecting some of Superman's greatest and most influential tales, this graphic novel box set is the perfect reading list for anyone who loves the Man of Steel. This set includes softcover editions of: All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison and Frank Quietly, ranked as the number one Superman story by IGN Superman for All Seasons by Batman: The Long Halloween team Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale, a critically acclaimed standalone story structured thematically around the four seasons Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?, a tale of Superman's last adventures by Watchmen writer Alan Moore and definitive Superman artist Curt Swan Kingdom Come by Mark Waid and Alex Ross, a near-future clash between old-guard and new-guard super heroes that was called "One of the best comic stories ever told" by the Washington Examiner.
Collecting some of Superman's greatest and most influential tales, this graphic novel box set is the perfect reading list for anyone who loves the Man of Steel. Celebrate 2025's new Superman film with this collection of his most iconic adventures! Collecting some of Superman's greatest and most influential tales, this graphic novel box set is the perfect reading list for anyone who loves the Man of Steel. This set includes softcover editions of: All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison and Frank Quietly, ranked as the number one Superman story by IGN Superman for All Seasons by Batman: The Long Halloween team Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale, a critically acclaimed standalone story structured thematically around the four seasons Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?, a tale of Superman's last adventures by Watchmen writer Alan Moore and definitive Superman artist Curt Swan Kingdom Come by Mark Waid and Alex Ross, a near-future clash between old-guard and new-guard super heroes that was called "One of the best comic stories ever told" by the Washington Examiner.