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Batman/Superman #1

Greg Pak · 2013 · Book

Comics & Graphic Novels

This work reimagines the initial encounter between two iconic superheroes, highlighting their complex relationship and the context of their worlds.

ContemporaryFriendship Between HeroesMultiverse ExplorationThe Clash of IdeologiesIdentity and LegacyUnforeseen Alliances

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