Working the fields of Kent Farm reminds Clark Kent of his mother. Descending the Sunstone steps beneath his barn reminds him of his father. And every night, a distant glow in the dark sky reminds Superman where he came from.
Like Krypton, Earth has its oppressors. One of them is Brainiac, who delights in torturing and enslaving people. Clark has helped his victims recover from their ordeals and begin new lives. But every time he searches for Brainiac, he ends up battling his victims while the torturer gets away. Can Jimmy Olsen and John Henry Irons help Superman get a step ahead of Brainiac? And can Clark help the malevolent alien find a better path forward?
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Absolute Superman #25 Preview
Writer: Jason Aaron
Artists: Juan Ferreyra, Carmine Di Giandomenico & Rafa Sandoval
Cover Artist: Rafa Sandoval
Variant Cover Artists: Terry Dodson & Juan Ferreyra
Glow-In-The-Dark Variant Cover Artist: Frank Quitely ($8.99 US)
Connecting Variant Cover Artist: Bryan Hitch
Showcase Variant Cover Artist: Björn Barends ($24.99 US)
Also Available: Blank sketch Cover
Publisher: DC Comics
Issue Length: 40 Pages
Price: $5.99 US | Variant $6.99 US (Card Stock)
Release Date: November 4, 2026
The Finale Of “Get Brainiac”
Changes Superman’s Life Forever!
The oversize conclusion of “Get Brainiac”! Ever since he came to Earth, the Last Son of Krypton has been chased, tortured, and almost driven insane by the psychotic alien butcher known as Brainiac. Now comes their final confrontation, a showdown unlike any other! The shocking ending of this issue will send Superman into a whole new era…don’t miss it!
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For how Kal-El helps John Henry Iron forge a better path, see Absolute Superman #24 Review.
For Kal-El's search for Toyman, see Absolute Superman #23 Preview.
For Kal-El's reunion with a former Peacemaker, see Absolute Superman #22 Preview.
For Kal-El's battle on the moon, see my review of Absolute Superman #21.
For how Kal-El prevents King Shazam's attacks from destroying the Earth, see my preview of Absolute Superman #20.
For what happened even more before that, see my review of Absolute Superman #19.
For John Henry Irons' origins, see my review of Absolute Superman #19.
For King Shazam's origins, see my preview of Absolute Superman #18.



























