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Super Sons of Tomorrow (Super Sons (2017-2018)) Kindle & comiXology

by Peter J. Tomasi (Author), Patrick Gleason (Author), Jorge Jimenez (Illustrator), Format: Kindle Edition

4.7 321 ratings

Part of: Super Sons (2017-2018)

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Jonathan Kent isn’t a Teen Titan. He’s just a kid, and one of the most powerful beings on the planet. But what if he has the potential to hurt people without even meaning to?

That’s exactly what Tim Drake says will happen. But this isn’t the Tim Drake of today — this is the Batman of Tomorrow, and he’s traveled through time to kill Superboy. He tells the Teen Titans that if he succeeds in killing Superboy, he will save the millions of people that Superboy will kill in the future.

The Teen Titans have split in half over how to handle Superboy and don’t know whether to trust him or Drake. So, Superboy’s closest friend, Damian Wayne—the current Robin and leader of the Teen Titans—has Jon on the run from Drake ... and from his own team.

Now, Earth’s most powerful teenagers are fighting against each other, with one angry Kryptonian father caught in the middle. If the Teen Titans aren’t careful, they just might cause the very catastrophe that Tim Drake traveled back in time to prevent!

Writers Peter J. Tomasi (Superman) and Patrick Gleason (Robin, Son of Batman) team with artist including Ed Benes (Justice League of America), Tyler Kirkham (Earth 2: World’s End) and Ryan Benjamin (The Odyssey of The Amazons) for an epic crossover between Super Sons, Superman and Teen Titans, featuring the return of some familiar faces to the DC Universe! Collects Super Sons #11-12, Superman #37-38, Teen Titans #15.

“[P]laytime is over with this new story, which forces the boys to grow up by pitting them against the future.” —A.V. Club

“Jimenez simply nails his take on both Batman and Superman.” —IGN

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“Playtime is over with this new story, which forces the boys to grow up by pitting them against the future.” —A.V. Club

“Jimenez simply nails his take on both Batman and Superman.” —IGN

“There’s a surprising amount of heart ... The art is wonderful.” —Comicosity

About the Author

Having once proudly served as an editor at DC Comics, Peter J. Tomasi now devotes his time to writing comics and screenplays. Having worked on such DC titles as NIGHTWING, BLACK ADAM, THE OUTSIDERS, GREEN LANTERN: EMERALD WARRIORS, BLACKEST NIGHT: BATMAN and BRIGHTEST DAY, along with the critically acclaimed creator-owned projects LIGHT BRIGADE and THE MIGHTY, Peter's most recent works include SUPERMAN and SUPER SONS from DC Universe Rebirth, as well as BATMAN AND ROBIN, GREEN LANTERN CORPS and SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN.

Product details

ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07B8CHD1J
Publisher ‏ : ‎ DC (July 3, 2018)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ July 3, 2018
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 453886 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 124 pages

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- #72,420 in Science Fiction & Fantasy (Books)

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Peter Tomasi
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Peter J. Tomasi is a New York Times best-selling author known for his work on Batman:Detective Comics, Superman, Batman and Robin, Super-Sons, Green Lantern Corps, Brightest Day, Superman/Wonder Woman, Batman:Arkham Knight, Emerald Warriors, Nightwing, Black Adam, and many others. Over the course of his career with DC Comics Peter also served as a group editor ushering in new eras for Batman, Green Lantern, and JSA along with special projects like Kingdom Come. Peter is the author of the creator owned books The Bridge:How the Roeblings connected Brooklyn to New York with artist Sara DuVall (Abrams), House of Penance with artist Ian Bertram (Dark Horse), Light Brigade with artist Peter Snejbjerg (Dark Horse) and The Mighty with Keith Champagne, Chris Samnee and Peter Snejbjerg (Dark Horse).
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Patrick Gleason
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Patrick Gleason is an Author, Artist and Creator for Marvel, DC, and Image Comics, and is a New York Times Best Seller.
Best known as Co-Creator of the SUPERSONS, and for his work as a writer on SUPERMAN REBIRTH, (Writing for himself and well as artists like Doug Mahnke, and Jorge Jimenez.) BATMAN AND ROBIN (Artist, Storyteller), ROBIN SON OF BATMAN (Writer for himself and Scott McDaniel), GREEN LANTERN CORPS: Sinestro Corps War and Blackest Night (With Geoff Johns, Dave Gibbons, Peter J. Tomasi); AQUAMAN (With Will Pfeifer and John Arcudi); JLA, Welcome to the Working Week (With Patton Oswalt) YOUNG JUSTICE, and ACTION COMICS (With Brian Michael Bendis), THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (With Nick Spencer) MARVEL 1000 (writer for himself) and many others.
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Rice

Another fun story for the Supersons series!

Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2021

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Comments on the book itself: Ordered through a small book store, while used the wear isn’t noticeable at all and it came in amazing condition! I’m definitely ordering from this store again for future purchases. Kinda over due review since I’ve had this comic in my library for a while but now that it’s in full stock again thought it’d be neat bet neat to mention this it was ROUGH trying to find volume physicals of this specific book a couple months back, so glad it’s back in stock it’s such a fun read! I’ve read most of the super sons series online so buying the physicals itself to actually start my collection has been a ton fun!

Comic Review: I know a lot of people have gripes with how the story was handled and while I gotta agree it’s rough in some parts— I was still really excited to see alt Future Tim Drake again it’s been since Detective comics #967 since we’ve last seen him so it’s just nice to see the dude again, angst and all! Obviously huge Tim Drake fan so my favoritism is showing here heh

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HarmonicaJay

The peak of my favorite DC Series

Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2018

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This is the best part of the Super Sons Series. It is a crossover that tests the limits of Damien and Jon's friendship and gives us a heartwarming ending that promises more adventures on the horizon... until the book would end after volume 3, but beggars can't be choosers. I also appreciate the cameo of the Pre-Flashpoint Teen Titans.

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One of the firsT digital comics I've ever read, and it's amazing.

Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2019

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I'm not all that familiar with all the new DC characters even though I've been a DC fan for decades. I'm only now getting into digital comics and found this a great re-introduction to old and new characters. I'm looking forward to checking out their stories!

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Mr. Rogers

Drawings, color, lettering, story, pace....As good as ever.

Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024

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I'm old enough to have watched the original Superman series as they aired. I didn't read comics back then, so I've had to do a lot of catch-up. Reading the more current comics at the same time has given me a unique perspective. The modern day artists are keeping the legacy alive, intact and continuing for future generations of young and old, alike.

Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2022

I LOVE THJIS!!

Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2020

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Super Sons really feels like a good titans book. All the characters feel right and there are very few moments that feel off. Pretty much just read this in one sitting. Get it!

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Whitt Patrick Pond

Some good stuff, but ultimately disappointing (Warning - some minor spoilers ahead!)

Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2018

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I bought Super Sons of Tomorrow because I really like the Supersons series, but I found this particular storyline disappointing. Among other things, it starts with a premise that's shaky to begin with and then just completely abandons it by having characters behave in ways that make no sense just to resolve things.

For reasons that are never really made clear, Tim Drake from an alternate future timeline has come back to kill ten-year-old Jon Kent, aka Superboy because at some point he'll do something that will cause the death of millions. And apparently the only way to prevent this is for Drake to kill Jon. Which of course everyone else quite reasonably objects to. This results in a series of clashes with Batman, Superman, Damian Wayne/Robin, the Teen Titans, and the future Titans from Drake's timeline, which cause Drake to assume a new identity (and costume) calling himself Savior. The crisis is eventually resolved by characters behaving in ways that make little sense for no apparent reason. I like a lot of Tomasi's other work, but this particular storyline falls more than a little short of his usual standard.

About the only good thing are the little developments and exchanges between Damian and Jon that do add to the complex - and growing - relationship between them. Those parts were well done. The rest... not so much.

Contains Supersons #11-12, Superman #37-38, and Teen Titans #15.

Recommended to Supersons fans for the way it further develops the relationship between Damian Waye/Robin and Jon Kent/Superboy, but not much else. To be honest, you won't really be missing much if you just skip this storyline altogether.

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Heartwarming

Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2019

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The dynamics between Jon and Damian both reflect and amplify the brotherhood between Superman and Batman.
It is an uplifting read.

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Great!

Reviewed in Sweden on September 25, 2022

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Loved both the art and the story! Highly recommended for any super sons fan!

Juan Manuel Viramontes Hernández

Muy buena historia

Reviewed in Mexico on April 25, 2020

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Historia recomendable que por desgracia sufre del problema que veo en casi cualquier tpb pasta suave en inglés que he comprado por este medio. Su primera y última página se despega del resto del cómic dando la impresión de que se va a deshojar. Tengo la impresión de que esto ocurre ya que por el tipo de portada esta se llega a abrir un poco más debido a la rigidez de la misma y no se curva como el resto de las hojas de interiores, la primera y última hoja al estar pegadas a la pasta llegan a ser arrastradas con esta haciendo que se abra de más pero al mismo tiempo evitando que se deshoje, he visto que esto se puede evitar con un empastado como los del título Descender de Jeff Lemire que está publicando editorial océano en mi país haciendo que la pasta se doble un poco más arriba del lomo evitando que se abra de más, claro habría que ver la manera de que así no se pierds el contenido que se ubica en la parte central del cómic sobre todo en las viñetas que abarcan 2 páginas y que las portadas no se dañen por ese tipo de doblez.

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