Superman: The Man of Steel #131 (DC Comics December 2002)-image
Superman: The Man of Steel #131 (DC Comics December 2002)-image
Superman: The Man of Steel #131 (DC Comics December 2002)-image

Superman: The Man of Steel #131 (DC Comics December 2002)

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Artist/Writer: Mark Schultz, Tanya Horie, Brandon Badeaux, Richard Horie, Mark Morales Style: Color Issue Number: 131 Language: English Cover Artist: Jesús Merino, Carlos Pacheco Type: Comic Book Publication Year: 2002 Universe: DC Universe Series Title: Superman: The Man of Steel Features: Direct Format: Single Issue Personalized: No Superhero Team: Justice League of America Signed: No Inscribed: No Character: Sam Lane (Mental Image), Mongul II, John Henry Irons, Steel, Bizarro, Natasha Irons, Silver Banshee, Pat Dugan, The Master Jailer, Superman (Clark Kent), Siobhan Mcdougal, Lois Lane, Carl Draper, Manchester Black Intended Audience: General Audience Country of Origin: United States Era: Modern Age (1992-Now) Genre: Superheroes Tradition: US Comics Publisher: DC Comics

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Superman: The Man of Steel #131 (DC Comics December 2002). The product is the Superman: The Man of Steel #131 comic book published by DC Comics in December 2002. The comic book includes characters such as Mongul II, Sam Lane, John Henry Irons, Bizarro, Steel, Natasha Irons, Silver Banshee, Pat Dugan, Siobhan McDougal, Superman (Clark Kent), Lois Lane, and various other characters from the DC Universe. The product is the Superman: The Man of Steel #131 comic book published by DC Comics in December 2002. This issue features a story written by Mark Schultz and illustrated by Tanya Horie, Brandon Badeaux, Richard Horie, and Mark Morales. The comic book includes characters such as Mongul II, Sam Lane, John Henry Irons, Bizarro, Steel, Natasha Irons, Silver Banshee, Pat Dugan, Siobhan McDougal, Superman (Clark Kent), Lois Lane, and various other characters from the DC Universe. With a cover by Jesús Merino and Carlos Pacheco, this comic book falls under the genre of superheroes and is part of the Modern Age era of US Comics.

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