Jon has the boyhood he never had in Worlds Without a Justice League - Superman preview
Imagine a world in which the Jon Kent Superman wasn't rapidly aged to the young adult he is now, but instead matured normally and served as a Robin-like sidekick to his father.
That's the premise of Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League – Superman #1, a one-shot special that serves as a tie-in to writer Joshua Williamson's 'Death of the Justice' and Dark Crisis seven-issue event series.
It's the first of five monthly specials that include a main story and a backup starring all the Justice League characters 'killed' in April 26's Justice League #75 at the hands of Pariah.
With the main Superman story written by Tom King with art by Chris Burnham, Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League – Superman is a "tribute" to the Man of Steel and was originally described by the publisher as a "look at a world of dreams he would never have thought possible while alive."
But of course, we now know the Justice Leaguers aren't really dead, just imprisoned on planets that seemingly fulfill each character's deepest desires, and Pariah is using them to try to create a new Multiverse.
"It's an important and emotional story about what Clark missed when he missed Jon's teenage years, the pain and the glory of seeing your boy grow up," Tom King originally explained about the special.
Here's a look at five pages from the special:
Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League – Superman will also feature an Aquaman tribute story by writers Brandon Thomas and Chuck Brown and artist Fico Ossio, and will be followed by these subsequent specials:
The 40-page Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League – Superman #1 goes on sale July 12 with a cover and variant by Burnham and an additional variant cover by Steve Beach.
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