Description
In Superman #688 (2009), the “World Without Superman” storyline plunges even deeper as Mon-El faces the consequences of taking up the mantle in Superman’s absence. But this time, he’s not just overwhelmed by expectations—he’s fighting to survive.
Written by James Robinson with atmospheric art by Renato Guedes and Wilson Magalhães, this issue sees Mon-El encounter unexpected threats from the depths, both literal and political. As Earth’s trust in Kryptonians crumbles, Mon-El must prove himself not just as a hero, but as a worthy successor to Superman’s legacy.
The underwater-themed cover by Andrew Robinson adds a stunning layer of suspense, capturing the isolation and tension Mon-El faces in a world that’s turning more hostile by the day.
A pivotal chapter in Mon-El’s arc and a must-have for readers following the “World Without Superman” era. Superman #688 blends action, character growth, and growing geopolitical tension—essential for any modern DC collector.
