When the Man of Steel was on a nonstop crusade to save the world, a team of dedicated young heroes rose to help protect the streets of Metropolis: the Supermen of America. Now the super-powered heroes take center stage in SUPERMEN OF AMERICA: a 6-issue miniseries that picks up where their action-packed one-shot left off. Written by Fabian Nicieza (JUSTICE LEAGUE: A MIDSUMMER'S NIGHTMARE, X- Men) with art by Doug Braithwaite and Robin Riggs (SUPERGIRL, Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty), SUPERMEN OF AMERICA #1 reintroduces the group's Elite Brigade, Outburst, White Lotus, Brahma, Loser, and Pyrogen. Their skills sharpened by intensive training, the teenaged Supermen think they're ready for anything. But they're about to face challenges greater than anything they've encountered so far: first, learning to deal with an abrasive, tough-as-nails new member named Maximum; and second, confronting a problem that starts small in the alleys of Metropolis's Suicide Slum, but rapidly grows to proportions that may be more than they can handle! With Superman nowhere to be found, will the Supermen be able to keep Metropolis in one piece?

Joe Hill's acclaimed short story from his best-selling short-story collection 20th Century Ghosts adapted to comics! The Cape will walk you along the fence of childhood innocence, and then throw you face first into a brick wall. Explore your dark side in this tale by Hill and Jason Ciaramella, with art and two covers by Zach Howard.

Previously published as Fawcett's Funny Animals (#1-91).

After 4 issues (5 if you count the "Minus-one" issue), the comic series was canceled once Harvey Comics went out of business the next year (most of the issues had different collectible cover variants, a trend prevalent in the "Speculator Boom" at the time).

Even thirty-six superheroes may not be enough to save the day in this mammoth one-shot!  In the 50-page(!) lead story, a nasty betrayal leaves a veritable army of heroes helpless.  Can seven all-new, never-before-seen Silver Age champions turn the tide?  Rounding out the special are all-new backup features and faux "reprints" from the era.