Superman awakens on a strange Krypton, grappling with new powers and a distorted reality in this thrilling comic arc.
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Superman awakens on a strange Krypton, grappling with new powers and a distorted reality in this thrilling comic arc.
However, the fact that we get to see Kandor after so long is nice, and the way Kandorians' worldview (as their world is just encased in a tiny glass thing) has distorted our world and Superman into some grandiose religion or something kept me interested for about three pages. Plus, Superman fights alongside a team of weird-looking alien people, and freezes a kid to death. This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers. ... Tomo especial de Norma Editorial. ... Amazing artwork and an
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Hyper-sexualization of female characters noted; no explicit scenes depicted.
Frequent intense battles; Superman freezes a child to death in a graphic scene.
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Kandorian worldview distorts Superman into a religious figure; not central.
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Minor themes of cultural isolation and distorted reality in Kandor.
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