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, including Batman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern, who never appeared on the TV series. Lex Luthor’s Return:
Smallville Season 11 is a comic book series published by DC Comics that acts as a canonical continuation of the Smallville TV show. The series picks up where the show left off, exploring the adventures of Clark Kent (Superman) and his friends in Smallville. smallville season 11 comics exclusive
Married and leading "Watchtower" operations, acting as the strategic hub for the world's growing community of heroes. Iconic "Exclusives" for the Comic Run , including Batman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern,
In the digital-first Smallville Season 11 comic series (published by DC Comics, 2012-2015), writer Bryan Q. Miller continued Clark Kent’s journey directly after the TV finale. While the show ended with Clark donning the classic suit and soaring as Superman, the comics introduced a major twist exclusive to this medium: the return and redemption of the Phantom Zone escapee, . Married and leading "Watchtower" operations, acting as the
While the show teased their romance, the comics go all-in.
Because the show ended in 2011, the comic run introduced many DC icons that the TV show never had the rights or budget to include: Characters like (Bruce Wayne) and (Barbara Gordon) make high-profile debuts. Wonder Woman
, including Batman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern, who never appeared on the TV series. Lex Luthor’s Return:
Smallville Season 11 is a comic book series published by DC Comics that acts as a canonical continuation of the Smallville TV show. The series picks up where the show left off, exploring the adventures of Clark Kent (Superman) and his friends in Smallville.
Married and leading "Watchtower" operations, acting as the strategic hub for the world's growing community of heroes. Iconic "Exclusives" for the Comic Run
In the digital-first Smallville Season 11 comic series (published by DC Comics, 2012-2015), writer Bryan Q. Miller continued Clark Kent’s journey directly after the TV finale. While the show ended with Clark donning the classic suit and soaring as Superman, the comics introduced a major twist exclusive to this medium: the return and redemption of the Phantom Zone escapee, .
While the show teased their romance, the comics go all-in.
Because the show ended in 2011, the comic run introduced many DC icons that the TV show never had the rights or budget to include: Characters like (Bruce Wayne) and (Barbara Gordon) make high-profile debuts. Wonder Woman