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ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN # 499 signed by Jerry Ordway
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- signed by Jerry Ordway (Writer)
Date: February, 1993
Signature Notes: Adventures of Superman # 499 has been signed by Jerry Ordway (writer) at the Connecticut ComiCon 2015.
The signature was witnessed by a Brooklyn Comic Shop representative.
Comes with Certificate Of Authenticity COA Included.
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ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN # 499
- signed by Jerry Ordway (Writer)
Date: February, 1993
Creative Team: Jerry Ordway (Writer), Tom Grummet (Artist), Doug Hazlewood (Inker), Mike Carlin (Editor)
Signature Notes: Adventures of Superman # 499 has been signed by Jerry Ordway (writer) at the Connecticut ComiCon 2015.
The signature was witnessed by a Brooklyn Comic Shop representative.
Comes with Certificate Of Authenticity COA Included.
Condition Notes: Mint condition.
After the Death of Superman storyline, followed a 10 part story, Funeral for a Friend, which showed the vacuum left by the death of Superman. Fans were teased with the return of Superman, but instead the final part, Adventures of Superman # 500, saw the emergence of four distinct Supermen: The Eradicator, Cyborg-Superman, Steel, and Superboy (Conner Kent).
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