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Adventures of Superman 1987 #500 [Collector's Set] Signed by Doug Hazlewood - high grade - $19.99

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Sealed in white polybag; signed by artist Doug Hazlewood with CoA #501/2000

Signed by Doug Hazlewood. First Appearances of Cyborg Superman (Hank Henshaw), Last Son of Krypton (Eradicator), Superboy (Kon-El), and John Henry Irons.

After suffering a heart attack, Jonathan's spirit joins Clark's in the astral plane. Jonathan must get Clark to clear his head, or else he might end up in Blaze's domain... forever.

In the midst of a battle between rival gangs, John Henry Irons rises from the rubble of the battle between Superman and Doomsday.

A guy tries to hijack a car, and is pursued by the cold Last Son of Krypton.

Superboy escapes from Cadmus with the help of the Newsboy Legion.

Superman returns to Metropolis, but portions of his body have been replaced with cybernetic parts.

1993 Triangle #11. Came in white plastic bag with Superman 'S' logo and a Bloodlines promotional trading card. One researcher has calculated there were at least 3.45 million copies printed.

  • Life After Death! - 8 extra story pages replace ad pages that were in the standard edition.
  • First Sighting - Story continues in Superman: The Man of Steel (DC, 1991 series) #22.
  • First Sighting - Story continues in Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #687.
  • First Sighting - Story continues in Adventures of Superman (DC, 1987 series) #501.
  • First Sighting - Story continues in Superman (DC, 1987 series) #78.
  • - Letters from readers - Larry Piona, Paul N. Hicks, Melissa Page, Alan C. Carroll, Kate Murray and Philip Youngman - and responses from Jennifer Frank.