Superwoman

The covers: The Regular cover is an incredible creation by Ken Lashley and Hi-Fi. Superwoman battles Skyhook, with the villain’s torn wings eclipsing the background and his thorny appendages filling up the rest of the illustration....

The covers: Superwoman delivers a powerful right to Steel, who’s able to deflect much of the punch’s power with his hammer. Energy is flying off in every direction from the blow and both characters have their...

The covers: Ken Lashley and Hi-Fi have created a strong frontpiece for the Regular cover. Lana is wearing a tee shirt sporting the S logo as she hammers out a giant version of the symbol in...

The covers: The Regular cover by Billy Tan and Hi-Fi is a really odd duck. Superman is in a raging downpour, complete with lightning, as he etches some words into a tombstone with his heat vision:...

The covers: I believe this is a first. The Regular cover and the Variant are drawn by the same artist and colorist, Andy Kubert and Hi-Fi. The image is even the same, just a slight change...

The covers: The text of this Regular cover states “Dark Mirror” and that sums up what’s occurring. Superwoman is being pursued over Metropolis by a mirror version of herself. The energy coming off both characters looks...

The covers: Doomsday breaks through a wall behind the Man of Steel, who raises his hands to stop the monster that wants to kill him. Below the Kryptonian are his wife and son, stunned at the...

The covers: This premiere issue features two covers. The Regular cover is by Phil Jimenez and Steve Downer. Flying up the center is Superwoman, her fist held high and her cape leaving a crimson streak in...

The covers: On the Main cover Superwoman is tied to the electric chair as Owlman, Ultraman, Johnny Quick, and Power Ring look on horrified at their companion’s fate. This is good image by Phil Winslade and...