Chad Burdette
The new five-issue DC Black Label comic book series, Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum, by W. Maxwell Prince, Martín Morazzo and Chris O’Halloran, continues with Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #3
The visionary minds behind the critically acclaimed and Eisner Award-nominated Ice Cream Man comic book series from Image Comics, W. Maxwell Prince, Martín Morazzo and Chris O’Halloran, are set to bring their signature storytelling sensibilities to DC this summer with a comic book series about one of the most iconic figures in pop culture: Superman. Genre-bending creators Prince, Morazzo and O’Halloran lend their signature blend of existential superhero fantasy/horror to the world of Superman in a new series that brings the Man of Tomorrow into contact with every flavor of Kryptonite under the yellow sun. The creative team will launch an all-new limited series that reimagines Superman through a daring, genre-defying lens.
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- Ice Cream Man #43 – 24 Flavors Of Tasty Horror
- Ice Cream Man #42 – Perhaps We Should Talk About What’s REALLY Scary
- Ice Cream Man #39: A Horrific Lesson of Decompressed Storytelling in Five Seconds
- Ice Cream Man #35: The Book of Necessary Monsters
Across the five innovative issues, Superman must look inward to find strength in his most famous weakness. Each issue promises to explore different facets of Superman’s character, mythos, and moral core, while bending narrative form in ways only Prince, Morazzo and O’Halloran can. While Ice Cream Man became a cult favorite for its surreal, often harrowing dive into horror and existential dread, this new Superman title marks a bold departure—eschewing horror in favor of introspective, fun, genre-fluid storytelling.
Comic Watch Review:
- Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #1
- Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #2 – Always Hit “Control-S” Every Few Minutes When Working In Excel
Also Out This Week From DC Comics:
Juan Ferreyra Variant Cover:
Mike Choi Variant Cover:
Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #4
Superman finds himself somewhere over the rainbow in this landmark issue — featuring the debut of a brand-new, canon-changing, sure-to-be-essential-for-all-time character! (At the very least, he’s awfully cute!)
What never happened to the Man of Tomorrow? The answer awaits in a form-bending, head-spinning, myxed-up melee of mites, men, and multicolored meteoroids.
It’s a major milestone for our magnificent medium — with two added dimensions for extra support!
Creative Team
- Writer: W. Maxwell Prince
- Artist: Martin Morazzo
- Colorist: Chris O’Halloran
- Cover Artist: Good Old Neon
- Variant Cover Artists: Juan Ferreyra; Mike Choi
- Editor: Paul Kaminski
- Format: Limited Series
- Cover Price/Page Count: $5.99/32 pages
What never happened to the Man of Tomorrow in Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #4 on shelves and digital platforms on November 12, 2025, from DC Comics
