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Superman Versus Aliens

Dan Jurgens, Kevin Nowlan

Ages 10–16

144 pages · Released 1996

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This graphic novel crossover combines Superman's heroic values with the Aliens franchise's sci-fi action in a story that is moderately intense but not excessively graphic. While there are fight scenes and creature encounters typical of both properties, the tone remains more adventure-focused than horror. Superman's character provides a strong moral center, though some readers under 10 may find the sci-fi peril and alien creatures unsettling.

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Features two series, Superman and Aliens in their first encounter. Trapped in outer space with his powers slowly fading as his solar reserves are drained, Superman must contend with the scourge of space-goers everywhere - the acid-blooded killers from the world of Aliens. Features two series, Superman and Aliens in their first encounter. Trapped in outer space with his powers slowly fading as his solar reserves are drained, Superman must contend with the scourge of space-goers everywhere - the acid-blooded killers from the world of Aliens.

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ISBN 9781852867041 · Titan Books (UK)

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