Superman Treasury 2025: Hero for All #1: Invasion

The summer of Superman heats up with a brand-new one-shot all about the Man of Steel! Superman Treasury 2025: Hero for All #1 is the Superman story of the year with over 60 pages of Superman action. When a vicious armada of extraterrestrial extremists launches an all-out invasion of Planet Earth, only Superman can stand in the way of total annihilation. However, this attack feels different, and why is Lois Lane married to Lex Luthor? Can the Justice League hold off the attackers while Superman finds his way back to himself? Find out in this titanic tale that celebrates the Summer of Superman in all its glory!

Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer, this story is perfect for you. This story is a brief look at Superman’s greatest feats without it feeling like a total playbook of his life. You get the full Superman story inside of an exciting cameo-filled story. Dan Jurgens’ writing is thoughtful and measured. Clark’s internal monologue is rich with doubt and hope in equal measure, and supporting characters like members of the Justice League feel like real people, not just narrative props. Superman feels fully present and powerfully human. What stands out most is the emotional tone. There’s a quiet confidence here, a reminder that Superman doesn’t need to be gritty to be relevant. Themes of hope, perseverance, and moral clarity are front and center, but they’re presented with nuance rather than nostalgia.

The art in this book is absolutely stunning. Bruno Redondo is one of the greatest comic artists of our time. His simplistic style really pops off the page thanks to the colors by Adriano Lucas. There is a switch in art style halfway through the comic, but it fits well with the story and is not too jarring. What sets Redondo apart from other artists is the way that he creates creative and engaging comic panels. Action sequences are dynamic but not overstuffed, and the emotional beats — especially moments with Lois or his son Jon — land with genuine weight. Redondo delivers a stunning visual palette—clean, kinetic linework paired with bold colors that leap off the page. This is a comic worth buying and putting up on your wall.