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As part of DC’s Summer of Superman celebrations across the next few months — a publishing slate that ties in with James Gunn’s big-screen reboot of the Man of Steel — the company will be issuing Superman: The World, a hardcover anthology title featuring Superman stories from creators around the world. DC has now offered details of just which creators… and there are some surprising names to be found.

Spain’s Jorge Jiménez, who’s no stranger to Clark Kent and his alter ego — in addition to a run as artist on the main Superman title a few years back, he’s also the artist on April’s Summer of Superman Special #1 — will write and draw ‘Superman in Grenada’ for the anthology, with Justice League Unlimited’s Alejandro Sánchez providing colors; the story will see a temporarily powerless Superman recuperate in the Spanish city after saving the world. It’ll be the second solo writing credit for Jiménez at DC; he’s previously written a Batman: Black and White short, which can be found in 2022’s Batman: Black and White collection. (He’d also helped plot some Justice League issues during Scott Snyder’s run as writer.)

The Riddler: Year One and Batman: Full Moon artist Stevan Subic jumps from Gotham’s Dark Knight to the Man of Tomorrow with ‘My Choice, Protecting the Light,’ the Serbian entry for the anthology, in which Superman has to protect a small town in Serbia which also happens to be the only source of Kryptonite in the world… just as an intergalactic villain has decided he’d like the deadly mineral all for himself.

The American entry for the book comes from the Superman: Lois and Clark creative team of Dan Jurgens and Lee Weeks; the two offer up ‘Let Slip the Dogs of War,’ a story that sees Superman have to deal with not only an extraterrestrial threat, but also his own government at its worst.

The full line-up of stories in Superman: The World, accompanied by creators, is below:

• Let Slip the Dogs of War by Dan Jurgens and Lee Weeks (USA)
• The Last Seed of Krypton by Mauro Mantella and Agustín Alessio (Argentina)
• The Red Mantle by Jefferson Costa (Brazil)
• Chariot of the Gods by Dr. Ejob Gaius, E.N. Ejob, and Coeurtys Minko (Cameroon)
• If Nihilism Is the Answer, What Was the Question? by Štěpán Kopřiva and Michal Suchánek  (Czech and Slovak Republics)
• Superman in Paris by Sylvain Runberg, Marcial Toledano Vargas, and José Manuel Robledo (France)
• Man of Kruppstahl by Flix (Felix Görmann) (Germany)
• To Be a Hero by Rana Daggubati and Sid Kotian (India)
• Superman’s Inferno by Fabio Celoni and Marco Nucci (Italy)
• Superman vs. Convenience-Store Dining Space by Satoshi Miyagawa and Kai Kitago (Japan)
• Superman: The Left of the Hummingbird by Bef (Bernardo Fernández) (Mexico)
• Marzanna by Bartosz Sztybor and Marek Oleksicki (Poland)
• My Choice, Protecting the Light by Stevan Subic (Serbia)
• Storyteller Subic (The Riddler: Year One, Batman: Full Moon) both writes and draws this Superman story. Superman in Granada by Jorge Jiménez and Alejandro Sánchez (Spain)
• The Hero and the Bull by Ethem Onur Bilgiç (Turkey)

Superman: The World will be published in the US by DC on June 25. On the same day, the book will also be released in the following countries, by the attached publishers: Argentina (Ovni Press); Bosnia, Montenegro, and Serbia (Carobna); Brazil (Panini); Cameroon (Zebra Comics); the Czech and Slovak Republics (Crew); France (Urban Comics); Germany (Panini); India (DC/Penguin Random House); Italy (Panini); Japan (Kodansha); Mexico (Panini); Poland (Story House Egmont); Spain (Panini); and Turkey (JBC).

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