Summary

• The Superman #19 introduces a new Superwoman, ing Superman in battling Doomsday and Time Trapper.
• Superwoman's costume is fresh yet recognisable in a way that makes it utterly perfect.
• All-star's Joshua Williamson and Dan Mora will be taking the lead on DC's new Superman run.

The most iconic Doomsday, is returning to mainstream continuity. But this time, the Kryptonian beast won’t only be clashing with the Man of Steel—he’ll also face off against the 'newest' member of the Super-Family, SUPERWOMAN. This emerging heroine isn't to be confused with the Earth-3 Crime Syndicate villain that fans typically associate the Superwoman moniker with but is rather one of DC's most beloved characters.

With legendary DC artist Dan Mora on board, this Superman series is already shaping up to be one of DC’s most anticipated titles.

This October, DC will launch ALL IN, an initiative that celebrates and expands the beloved DC Universe. It will introduce new books and story arcs, offering the perfect entry point for fans old and new. Among the most anticipated releases is Joshua Williamson and Dan Mora’s Superman #16–coming October 23–which kicks off an exciting new arc for the Man of Steel, featuring the return of his greatest foe—DOOMSDAY.

But the Kryptonian beast won’t be Superman’s only challenge, as the Time Trapper is also set to make a return. Fortunately, Clark won’t face these villains alone; DC teases the debut of the new Superwoman, LOIS LANE!

LOIS LANE Is the New Superwoman, and She Is Gearing Up to Help Superman Defeat DOOMSDAY

Cover B Simone Di Meo Card Stock Variant for Superman #19

DC is heightening anticipation for Lois’s debut as Superwoman by keeping details about the Daily Planet Editor-in-Chief’s new meta status under wraps. While it’s confirmed that Lois is indeed the Superwoman featured in stunning covers by Dan Mora, Simone Di Meo, and Carla Cohen, fans have little else to go on. The main questions are how Lois acquired her powers and how long they will last. Speculation is running wild, with theories ranging from the conservative—she gained her powers through an experiment—to the more outlandish, such as her being pregnant and the developing fetus granting her temporary powers while in utero.

One thing fans know for sure is that Lois Lane looks phenomenal in her husband’s iconic red, blue, and yellow suit. Mora’s main cover for the issue offers the best preview of what to expect, as he is the lead artist on the series. Therefore, the suit will closely resemble Clark’s, but with unique adjustments. Lois’s version features a lighter, brighter blue and an “S” shield that extends from her chest to cover her shoulders. The costume also includes a high collar and more yellow accents, visible at the tips of her boots and gloves. Additionally, Mora is reintroducing the All-Star yellow bubbles, enhancing the suit’s striking and recognizable appearance.

Joshua Williams Teases What Fans Can Expect From the Superwoman vs. Doomsday Storyline

Cover C Carla Cohen Card Stock Variant for Superman #19

Williamson teased the Superwoman and Doomsday storyline during his The Death of Superman is one of his favorite comics and that he’s thrilled to introduce new action sequences. Williamson also hinted that his Superman run will be “... one of the biggest stories I’ve ever done at DC.” With legendary DC artist Dan Mora on board, this Superman series is already shaping up to be one of DC’s most anticipated titles.

Superman #19 will be released on October 23, 2024, from DC Comics!