DC ANNOUNCES ACTION COMICS CONTENT, SCHEDULING CHANGE - NEWSARAMA

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DC ANNOUNCES ACTION COMICS CONTENT, SCHEDULING CHANGE - NEWSARAMA

DC ANNOUNCES ACTION COMICS CONTENT, SCHEDULING CHANGE

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Press Release

ACTION COMICS #848, previously scheduled to feature part 4
of the story “Last Son” in 3-D, will have new contents when it arrives
in stores in March.

ACTION COMICS #848 (JAN070267) now will feature part 1 of the 2-part
story “Redemption,” written by Fabian Nicieza with art by Allan Goldman
& Ron Randall and a cover by Brad Walker & Robin Riggs. In this
issue, Superman must travel the world from the wilds of Colorado to the
plains of Africa to battle an uncontrollable power with an unbelievable
source!

Orders for ACTION COMICS #848 (JAN070267) may be adjusted through its
Final Order Cutoff date of April 5, and is scheduled to arrive in
stores on April 25.

“Redemption” concludes in ACTION COMICS #849 (MAR070181), written by
Nicieza with art by Goldman & Randall and a cover by Walker &
Riggs, solicited in the March Previews (Volume XVII #3) and scheduled
to arrive in stores in May. In this issue, mankind’s savior is about to
become mankind’s doom! The real control behind the power has been
revealed, and Superman will need help from an unexpected place in order
to stop a being who only gets stronger and more violent!

Also in May, ACTION COMICS #850 (MAR070182) will be a special 48-page
issue written by Kurt Busiek, Geoff Johns and Fabian Nicieza and
illustrated by Renato Guedes. Supergirl’s looking for a way back from
the future - and the real reason Superman doesn’t want her to wear the
“S” shield. But both Superman and Supergirl are in for a big surprise
when they see what the past has in store! This issue also includes
time-viewing sneak peaks at the upcoming year’s events in both ACTION
COMICS and SUPERMAN

Part 4 of “Last Son” has been rescheduled to appear in ACTION COMICS
#851, coming in June. Please note that the ACTION COMICS #848 3-D
EDITION (JAN070268) has been cancelled.

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