Action Comics #1031 Cover B Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Variant (1938)

Action Comics #1031 Cover B Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Variant (1938)

CAD $5.65 Phillip Kennedy Johnson [Writer] Becky Cloonan [Writer] Michael W. Conrad [Writer] Published by-DC Entertainment

About the Action Comics #1031 Cover B Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Variant (1938)

“Warworld Rising” part two! After a war-torn battleship escapes Warworld and makes the perilous journey to Earth, Superman searches for answers about the identities of its mysterious refugees and their apparent link to the planet Krypton. Could there be other Kryptonians in the universe? Meanwhile, Atlantean scientists study the wreckage of the Warworld vessel…and make a shocking discovery that could change the balance of power on Earth. And in the backup story, stuck in the wrong timeline, Midnighter continues to gather intel on the Chrysalis in hopes of finding an answer. But will it cost him his relationship with Apollo? And who is being held captive at Trojan Solutions?

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The price of "Action Comics #1031 Cover B Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Variant (1938)" at ComicHub Virtual Store is CAD $5.65.

"Action Comics #1031 Cover B Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Variant (1938)" is associated with the Superman brand.

The publisher of "Action Comics #1031 Cover B Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Variant (1938)" is DC Entertainment.

The genre of "Action Comics #1031 Cover B Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Variant (1938)" is Superheroes.

"Action Comics #1031 Cover B Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Variant (1938)" falls under the category of Comics.

The artists of "Action Comics #1031 Cover B Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Variant (1938)" are Daniel Sampere, and Michael Avon Oeming. The cover artist is Julian Totino Tedesco.

The writers of "Action Comics #1031 Cover B Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Variant (1938)" are Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Becky Cloonan, and Michael W. Conrad.