TITLE	WORDS	PENCILS	INKS	SUMMARY
Superman 51	Ordway	Ordway	Janke	Superman is captured by the mysterious mentalist Mr Z, who imprisons him in his magical soul-capturing jewel. Beginning of the cover numbering system: 1991/1.
AOS 474	Jurgens	Jurgens	Thibert	Clark Kent visits the hospital where an old schoolmate of his lies in a coma, and recounts the story of the drunken driving accident that landed him there to the man’s parents. 1991/2.
Action 661	Stern	McLeod	Breeding	Plastic Man comes to Metropolis and seeks Superman’s help in apprehending Time Bomb. Intergang resurfaces. 1991/3.
Superman 52	Ordway	Gammill	Janke	The eco-terrorist Terra-Man attacks a chemical waste site near Metropolis. 1991/4.
AOS 475	Jurgens	Jurgens	Thibert	Intergang contracts Thaddeus Killgrave and the Toyman to turn Metropolis’ Happyland into a place of terror, kidnapping children and turning them over to Sleeze. Superman battles robot replicas of Wonder Woman, the Flash, Aquaman and the Batman. 1991/5.
Action 662	Stern	McLeod	McLeod	The Silver Banshee returns, aided by Blaze. Clark Kent reveals his secret identity to Lois Lane. 1991/6.
Superman 53	Ordway	Ordway	Janke	Superman agrees to escort Quraci ex-President Marlo to the United States, in so doing revealing the existence of the Sons of Liberty organization. 1991/7.
AOS 476	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	“Time and Time Again” Part I. A foe known as the Linear Man comes to Metropolis and sends Superman spinning through the timestream, where he encounters alternate versions of Cosmic Boy, Saturn Girl, and Lightning Lad of the Legion of Superheroes. 1991/8.
Action 663	Stern	McLeod	McLeod	"Time and Time Again" Part II. Superman finds himself in the 1940s, where he joins a circus and meets President Roosevelt and the Spectre before being transported to Germany. 1991/9.
Superman 54	Ordway	Ordway	Janke	"Time and Time Again" Part III. In Germany in the 1940s, Superman encounters Mr Z, who is helping the Nazis develop nuclear weaponry. Superman destroys the Nazi nuclear stockpile. 1991/10.
AOS 477	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	“Time and Time Again” Part IV. Superman, still trapped in the timestream thanks to the Linear Man, aids the Legion of Superheroes against a monster called the Sun Eater. 1991/11.
Action 664	Stern	McLeod	McLeod	"Time and Time Again" Part V. Superman finds himself on prehistoric Earth, where he deals with dinosaurs and the dangerous villain Chronos. Superman escapes with the unknowing assistance of the H'v'ler'ni. 1991/12.
Superman 55	Ordway	Ordway	Ordway	“Time and Time Again” Part VI. The Linear Man sends Superman to the England of King Arthur, where he battles against the Demon Etrigan. In Metropolis, The Cadmus Project is overrun by another freakish creation of Dabney Donovan which puts the Guardian and the Newsboy Legion in considerable danger. 1991/13. (2)
AOS 478	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	“Time and Time Again” Part VII. Dev-Em’s final assault comes to fruition, and Superman and the Legion of Superheroes are unable to overpower him. Only the Linear Man can save Superman and return him to his regular time. 1991/14.
Action 665	Stern	Grummett	Marzan	Superman returns to Earth to deal with the conniving voodoo practitioner Baron Sunday, who apparently has the power to raise the dead. 1991/15.
Superman 56	Hudnall	Hannigan	Blyberg	"Red Glass" Part I. Superman finds himself in a strange reality in which he is feared--and apparently justly--as a murderer. 1991/16.
AOS 479	Hudnall	Hannigan	Blyberg	“Red Glass” Part II. Superman puzzles over a nightmare world in which he seems to be one of the only survivors, and unaccountably battling allies such as J’onn J’onzz and Guy Gardner. 1991/17.
Action 666	Hudnall	Hannigan	Blyberg	“Red Glass” Part III. Superman continues to fight against nightmare visions of allies, including Captain Atom, Firestorm, and Wonder Woman. The strange vision is revealed to be the result of an alien transmission. 1991/18.
MOS 1	Simonson	Bogdanove, Grummett, McLeod, Jurgens	Janke, Ordway, McLeod, Breeding	Superman deals with Daily Planet labor strikes and the emergence of a new threat, known as Cerberus, as well as the reemergence of the Eradicator, this time in human form. The young orphan Keith is introduced. 1991/19.
Superman 57	Jurgens	Jurgens, Thibert, Bogdanove, McLeod, Grummett	Breeding, thibert, Janke, Rodier, Ordway	Superman battles the Eradicator, who begins an agenda to terraform Earth into a new Krypton. Superman enlists Emil Hamilton to study the Kryptonian technology in the Fortress of Solitude. Perry and Alice White discover that Jonathan and Martha Kent are on the same cruise line as themselves. Pete Ross and Lana Lang experience an earthquake in Washington DC. 1991/20.
AOS 480	Ordway	Grummett, Swan, Thibert, Mooney, Bogdanove, McLeod, Jurgens	Ordway, Janke, Thibert, Rodier, Breeding	Superman continues to battle the Eradicator, outside of Earth’s atmosphere to spare the planet further harm. Cat Grant, working at GBS, endures further harassment by Vincent Edge. Jose Delgado and Adam Grant are attacked by gang members while visiting Jerry White’s grave. Ron Troupe tries to get a job at the Daily Planet. Emil Hamilton continues to try to unravel the mystery of the Kryptonian technology and faces the Eradicator in the Fortress of Solitude. 1991/21.
Action 667	Stern	Ordway, Mooney, Grummett, Thibert, Bogdanove, Swan, Jurgens	Janke, Ordway, Rodier, Thibert	Superman faces the Eradicator in the Fortress of Solitude, finally subduing it with the help of Mr Z’s magic soul-capturing crystal. Perry and Alice White and Jonathan and Martha Kent experience turbulence on their cruise. Adam Grant, separated from Jose Delgado, winds up at the Ace of Clubs, owned by Bibbo Bibbowski. Jimmy Olsen gets a job at the National Whisper. 1991/22.
MOS 2	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	Cerberus steps up its campaign of terror against Metropolis through its agents Rorc and Belcher. Jimmy Olsen, struggling photographer, takes a job with Newstime--in the cafeteria--and meets Babe, a struggling musician. 1991/23.
Superman 58	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	Dissention brews in the ranks at the Cadmus Project, where director Paul Westfield has sent the Bloodhounds on the trail of Superman in an effort to discover his weaknesses. 1991/24.
AOS 481	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	A new threat emerges for Superman--an energy-siphoning being, Rudy Jones, known as the Parasite who kills by draining the energy from people, including the Man of Steel. Ron Troupe gains employment at Newstime, beating out a frustrated Jimmy Olsen. Colin Thornton, Newstime publisher, steps up his Mayoral campaign against the incumbent Berkowitz. 1991/25.
Action 668	Stern	McLeod	Rodier	Superman, along with the rest of the world, experiences doubt as to the death of Lex Luthor. Sydney Happersen and Gretchen Kelley, associates of Lex Luthor, discuss an apparent heir to the Luthor name and fortune. 1991/26.
MOS 3	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	Phobos, God of Terror, awakens Quetzalcoatl, ancient serpent god worshipped by some agents of Cerberus Superman apprehends. Quetzalcoatl appears and endangers the cruise that Perry and Alice White and Jonathan and Martha Kent are on. 1991/27.
Superman 59	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	Clark Kent and Lois Lane are given some time alone, away from the problems of the world, to work through some of their own personal issues, thanks to Liri Lee of the Linear Men. 1991/28.
AOS 482	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	The Parasite resurfaces, and his bizarre beginning is related. Superman seeks Emil Hamilton’s assistance is devising a way to avoid the Parasite’s deadly touch. 1991/29.
Action 669	Stern	McLeod	Rodier	Jonathan and Martha Kent finally meet Sam and Ella Lane. Intergang prepares to make a major strike against its enemies, but the gang’s plans are foiled by the vigilante known as Thorn. Clark Kent vows to put an end to the gang once and for all. 1991/30.
MOS 4	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	The Parasite escapes from STAR Labs. A monster calling itself Angstrom attacks Sam Lane. 1991/31.
Superman 60	Jurgens	Jurgens	Baretto	Keeping true to a bet made with Lois Lane, Clark Kent attempts to gain information on Intergang without resorting to his superpowers. But the mysterious Agent Liberty gets involved, forcing Kent to become Superman and join the fray. Intergang boss “Ugly” Mannheim is taken out of comission and delivered into custody. 1991/32. (2)
AOS 483	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	Superman continues to round up Intergangsters. Detective Slam Bradley tracks down the invisible criminal Blindspot, with some surprising assistance from Bibbo Bibbowski. 1991/33.
Action 670	Stern	McLeod	Rodier	Armageddon 1991. In the midst of Monarch’s final assault on Metropolis, the Parasite and a patient named Joe Martin find themselves trapped in STAR Labs. Martin is exposed to an unusual amount of electric energy, fueled by the Parasite’s powers, and undergoes a strange transformation. In the aftermath of Monarch’s attack, Superman, Booster Gold, Green Lantern Guy Gardner, Guardian, Batman, J’onn J’onzz, Power Girl, and others attempt to rescue survivors from the rubble. The heir to Lex Luthor’s fortune is revealed--an Australian-born Lex Luthor II. 1991/34. (2)
MOS 5	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	Joe Martin makes his debut as the Atomic Skull and kidnaps Lois Lane, thinking all the time that he is a character from a 1940s movie serial. 1991/35.
Superman 61	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	Superman and the Metal Men clean up Metropolis following Monarch’s attack, but are interferred with by the arrival of two of the Linearl Men--Waverider and Liri Lee. 1991/36.
AOS 484	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	“Blackout” Part I. Superman visits Emil Hamilton to check on his newest invention--a helmet that will allow him to monitor remotely activity in the Fortress of Solitude. Unfortunately Superman is unaware that the mysterious Mr Z has already visited the lab and doctored Hamilton’s equipment. With Superman in his thrall, Mr Z travels to the Fortress to retrieve his jewel. Attempting to break Z’s hypnotic control, Hamilton inadvertently causes a citywide blackout in Metropolis, and renders both Z and Superman unconscious. 1991/37.
Action 671	Stern	Dwyer	Vancata	“Blackout” Part II. Emil Hamilton and Lois Lane try to restore power to Metropolis. Z and Superman awaken in the arctic, both suffering from amnesia. En route to civilization, the two end up adrift in the middle of the ocean. Gangbuster meets the anti-gangster vigilante Thorn. 1991/38.
MOS 6	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	“Blackout” Part III. Superman and Mr Z find themselves in a primitive island society where Superman finds himself engaged to the tribal chieftan’s daughter. Lois Lane and Emil Hamilton join forces with the Cadmus Project and Guardian to try and find the missing Man of Steel. Lex Luthor II makes his public debut in Metropolis, promising to restore power to the city. 1991/39.
Superman 62	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	“Blackout” Part IV. Guardian, Lois Lane, and Emil Hamilton travel to the island where the amnesiac Superman and Mr Z have been staying. In Metropolis, Mayor Berkowitz works with Lex Luthor II to restore power to the city. 1991/40.
AOS 485	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	“Blackout” Part V. Superman, Lois Lane, Emil Hamilton, and the Guardian return to Metropolis, where Dubbilex at Project Cadmus helps the Man of Steel regain his memory. Emil Hamilton is arrested for causing the blackout and meets Lex Luthor II. 1991/41.
Action 672	Stern	McLeod	Rodier	Lex Luthor II moves to establish himself as a true heir to his father’s empire. His activism turns the emotions of Metropolis against Superman, who, suspecting subterfuge, investigates the veracity of Luthor’s story. Lex Luthor II proves himself to be not only as generous but also as manipulative as his father. 1991/42.
MOS 7	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	Jimmy Olsen is evicted from his apartment and moves in with Babe. Jolt and Blockhouse meet with the mysterious leader of Cerberus, who instructs them to kidnap Lois Lane in the hopes of drawing Superman out. Pete Ross and Lana Lang grow closer in their relationship. 1992/1.
Superman 63	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	Superman teams up with Aquaman to save the passengers of a ship endangered by severe Atlantic storms. When Superman is rendered unconscious, his life is saved by a surprising source--Lori Lemaris, whom Superman had long thought to be dead. 1992/2.
AOS 486	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	Superman contends with a strange robot which has broken into Stryker’s Island prison--a robot sent on the orders of Intergang to kill “Ugly” Mannheim, but whose circuitry Mannheim adopts for his own nefarious purposes. 1992/3.
Action 673	Stern	McLeod	Rodier	As the holidays approach, “Ugly” Mannheim makes his jailbreak attempt. Pete Ross and Lana Lang mail their wedding invitations. The Hellgrammite accepts a contract on the life of Lex Luthor II. 1992/4.
MOS 8	Simonson	Dwyer	Janke	Jolt and Blockhouse interrupt Metropolis Christmas celebrations when they kidnap Lois Lane and draw Superman into a deadly trap. 1992/5.
Superman 64	Jurgens	Guice	Guice	Superman devotes his Christmas holiday to helping those truly in need. 1992/6.
AOS 487	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	Lottery winner Bibbo Bibbowski buys presents for all the needy of Metropolis and acts Santa Claus for the Christmas holiday. Pete Ross learns that his boss, Senator Caldwell, was killed in a bombing. 1992/7.
Action 674	Stern	McLeod	Rodier	“Panic In The Sky” Prologue. Matrix, disguised as Superman, encounters Draaga, the Warworlder Superman defeated during his exile. They battle and Draaga falls. Hellgrammite continues his plan to assassinate Lex Luthor II. Brainiac appears, exerting mental control over Maxima of Almerac and Matrix--now in the form of Supergirl. 1992/8.
MOS 9	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	"Panic In The Sky" Part I. Brainiac's head ship appears in the sky over Metropolis, and Brainiac begins his assault on Superman. Colin Thornton offers Jimmy Olsen a job. 1992/9.
Superman 65	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	"Panic In The Sky" Part II. Brainiac captures Metron, who sends his Mobius chair to Superman as a message. On Earth, Superman rallies Deadshot, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Captain Marvel, Guy Gardner, Guardian, Gangbuster, the Elongated Man, Booster Gold, Blue Beetle, and the rest of Earth's heroes to face the coming battle. Aquaman is captured by Brainiac's head ship. 1992/10.
AOS 488	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	"Panic In The Sky" Part III. Superman and his allies free Aquaman from Brainiac's head ship. Brainiac, in control of Warworld, teleports its fighters to Earth, where they face off against Aquaman, Batman, Nightwing, Thorn, Gangbuster, Blue Beetle, and Crimson Fox. On Warworld, Superman, Wonder Woman, Guy Gardner, Captain Marvel, Agent Liberty, and Deathstroke battle Draaga, Maxima, Matrix (in the guise of Supergirl), and Warworld's denizens. 1992/11.
Action 675	Stern	McLeod	Rodier	"Panic In The Sky" Part IV. Aboard Warworld, Brainiac captures and enthralls Guy Gardner, Flash, Deathstroke, Booster Gold, Metamorpho, Elongated Man, Agent Liberty, Fire, Ice, Guardian, and others as Superman, Matrix (in the guise of Supergirl), Draaga, and Dubbilex hunt him down. On Earth, Batman, Blue Beetle, Thorn, Gangbuster, Nightwing, Aquaman, and others continue to battle the Warworlders. 1992/12.
MOS 10	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	“Panic In The Sky” Part V. Superman battles Brainiac’s army of controlled superheroes, including the Flash, Guy Gardner, Mon-El, Booster Gold, and Kilowog of the Green Lantern Corps. Maxima frees Matrix, in the guise of Supergirl, and Draaga dies protecting her. On Earth Batman and Nightwing try to stem the tide of destruction. Brainiac unleashes his ultimate weapon to destroy the Earth. 1992/13.
Superman 66	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	"Panic In The Sky" Part VI. On Earth, Batman, Blue Beetle, Aquaman, Gangbuster, Nightwing, and the rest have things well in hand until Brainiac deploys his miniaturization discs. On Warworld, the heroes strike from three fronts--one led by Superman and Draaga, one by Deathstroke and Guardian, and one by Wonder Woman and Metron, while the Metal Men guard Maxima. Brainiac unleashes a virus that cripples the heroes until Maxima, aided by the Metal Men, manages to stop him. 1992/14.
AOS 489	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	"Panic In The Sky" Epilogue. Metron takes Brainiac to New Genesis for study. Orion and Maxima agree to rule Warworld. Lex Luthor II arranges a celebration in honor of all the heroes who fought Brainiac's invasion. Matrix, in the guise of Supergirl, takes Draaga's body to bury next to the Cleric and decides to return to Earth as Supergirl. Emil Hamilton is transported to Exile world. 1992/15.
Action 676	Stern	Guice	Rodier	Lex Luthor II throws a party aboard his yacht which is interrupted by the Hellgrammite. Supergirl's ship arrives on Earth and she is brought back to consciousness by Lex Luthor. 1992/16.
MOS 11	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	Husque of the Exiles returns to seek aid from Jimmy Olsen in freeing Emil Hamilton from Exile world. Superman stops a series of tenement fires caused by an expatriat of Exile world who is being taken advantage of by an unscrupulous landlord. Due to the strange nature of Exile world, when the fire-monster and landlord are sent there, Emil Hamilton and Husque return to Earth. 1992/17.
Superman 67	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	Exiled Warworlders make their presence known in the sewers of Metropolis. Lana Lang takes a job working in Washington for Judge Kramer, a member of the Sons of Liberty. Lex Luthor II takes action against the Warworlder’s advances. 1992/18.
AOS 490	Ordway	Grummett	Scott	Superman deals with representatives of the Sons of Liberty in Qurac even as their Washington officers make plans to deal with Pete Ross. Superman, Emil Hamilton, and Jimmy Olsen attempt to return Husque to Exile World, only to confront more troubles there. 1992/19.
Action 677	Stern	Guice	Rodier	Lex Luthor II convinces Supergirl that he is Alex Luthor from Earth-2. When Superman advises Supergirl to be cautious, they have a mighty battle. 1992/20.
MOS 12	Simonson	Bogdanove	Barta	The Warworld exiles join forces with escaped clones from the Cadmus Project and steal machinery from Emil Hamilton’s lab. They create a giant weapon which Superman has to deal with--before it explodes. 1992/21.
Superman 68	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	Deathstroke the Terminator visits Metropolis on a contract, and puts Lucy Lane in the hospital in his initial assault. 1992/22.
AOS 491	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	Metallo returns with a new upgrade courtesy of Cerberus. When Ron Troupe loses his job at Newstime, he visits the Daily Planet hoping for new employment. 1992/23.
Action 678	Stern	Guice	Parks	Perry White hires Ron Troupe. Lana Lang is kidnapped by agents of the Sons of Liberty. Hospitalized, scientist Dabney Donovan reveals the truth about Lex Luthor II--how when Luthor’s body died his brain was saved and a new clone body was grown for him. 1992/24.
MOS 13	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	Superman finally confronts Cerberus, who is an organization of disembodied heads sharing the same cybernetic and possibly alien body. Pete Ross learns that the Sons of Liberty are holding his wife hostage. 1992/25.
Superman 69	Jurgens	Krause	Williams	Pete Ross struggles as the Sons of Liberty blackmail him into assassinating a witness in his trial before he can reveal their leadership by holding Lana Lang prisoner. Superman is present at the trial but is unable to save the witness from being assassinated. Ross is arrested for the crime but cannot do anything for fear of his fiance’s safety. 1992/26.
AOS 492	Ordway	Krause	Machlan	Attempting to find evidence that will exonerate his friend Pete Ross, Superman confronts Agent Liberty seeking information on the Sons of Liberty. With Agent Liberty’s help, Ross is freed and Lana Lang is rescued. 1992/27.
Action 679	Stern	Guice	Rodier	Still in Washington, Superman confronts an explosive enemy called Shellshock. Colin Thornton is asked to chair the Rebuild Metropolis committee. 1992/28.
MOS 14	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	“Night of the Bat” Part I. Batman’s young sidekick Robin visits Metropolis on the trail of a supposed vampire, one of whose victims is Lucy Lane. 1992/29.
Superman 70	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	“Night of the Bat” Part II. Robin and Batman hunt the elusive vampire Ruthven. Blaze deceives ex-Daily Planet editor Sam Foswell and prepares to do battle with Satanus. 1992/30.
AOS 493	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	“The Blaze/Satanus War” Part I. Blaze begins her war against her brother Satanus, who approaches Superman for aid against his sister. 1992/31.
Action 680	Stern	Guice	Rodier	“The Blaze/Satanus War” Part II. As the hellish siblings battle, the Newstime building is sucked into a bizarre dimension. 1992/32.
MOS 15	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	"The Blaze/Satanus War" Part III. Blaze sends her own building into the hellish dimension and ups the stakes of the war with her brother. Blaze offers Superman a choice: let Satanus kill her agent, Sam Foswell, to return all the mortals to Earth; or let him live and condemn himself and his friends to eternal torment. 1992/33.
Superman 71	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	“The Blaze/Satanus War” Part IV. Superman battles the minions of both Blaze and Satanus in the strange dimension, while in Metropolis Blaze’s creatures overrun the city. Satanus manges to defeat his sister and returns the Newstime building to its proper location. Satanus is revealed to be Colin Thornton, publisher of Newstime. 1992/34.
AOS 494	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	Following the Blaze/Satanus War, Superman encounters the cosmic being Kismet, one of the Lords of Order. 1992/35.
Action 681	Stern	Guice	Rodier	The Hellgrammite attacks STAR Labs and Dr Kitty Faulkner, but finds himself instead facing the power of Rampage. 1991/36.
MOS 16	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	“Crisis at Hand” Part I. Clark Kent discovers that the woman next door is a battered wife. As Superman, he tries to intervene, and is confused when the woman accuses him of attacking her. 1991/37.
Superman 72	Jurgens	Jurgens	Vancata	"Crisis at Hand" Part II. Clark Kent agonizes over how or even whether to confront the wife-beater living next door to him. 1991/38.
AOS 495	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	The Forever People visit Metropolis and aid Superman in a battle against minions of Darkseid. After the battle Superman travels to New Genesis. Jimmy Olsen signs a new contract with Vincent Edge and GBS Broadcasting. 1992/39.
Action 682	Stern	Abell	Austin	Thaddeus Killgrave returns, allied with a new technologically powered foe called Hi-Tech. 1992/40.
Superman 73	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	Liri Lee of the Linear Men enlists Superman's help in dealing with Waverider, whom the Linear Men consider to be a dangerous rogue. 1992-42.
AOS 496	Ordway, Janke	Janke	Janke	Mr Mxyzptlk returns to Metropolis, with a newfound ability to lie. 1992/43.
Action 683	Stern	Guice	Rodier	Superman encounters a new vigilante, part man, part animal, calling himself the Jackal. 1992/44.
MOS 18	Simonson	Bogdanove	Janke	“The Death of Superman” Part I. While Superman deals with a Warworlder uprising in the sewers of Metropolis, a strange and formidable threat emerges outside of Metropolis. 1992/45.
Justice League				“The Death of Superman” Part II. The Justice League encounters Doomsday.
Superman 74	Jurgens	Jurgens	Breeding	“The Death of Superman” Part III. The Justice League has fallen in its battle against the monster Doomsday, which threatens the small household of Mitch Andersen. Superman arrives, but even the combined might of Superman and the League cannot subdue Doomsday. 1992/46.
AOS 497	Ordway	Grummett	Hazlewood	“The Death of Superman” Part IV. Superman and Doomsday continue to battle, moving ever closer to Metropolis. Lex Luthor and Supergirl observe the battle and debate getting involved. 1992/47.
Action 684	Stern	Guice	Rodier	“The Death of Superman” Part V. The battle with Doomsday wages on, ravaging through the Cadmus Project’s tree-city Habitat on a definite course for Metropolis. 1992/48.