Summer Of Superman: DC Announces ‘Superman Treasury 2025: Hero For All’ And More

DC are giving the Big Blue Scout the super-sized treatmant as part of the Summer of Superman. Superman Treasury 2025: Hero for All is an all-new treasury edition (10 1/8” x 13 5/16), a nostalgic throwback to DC’s classic “tabloid” comic books, many of which featured the Man of Steel. Dan Jurgens writes while artist Bruno Redondo and Adriano Lucas adds the colour in a “larger-than-life story of power, tragedy, action, and, above all—hope.”

Jurgens states about writing this ‘Treasury Sized Edition’:

“Since Superman is the cornerstone on which our entire industry is built, the term ‘Treasury Sized Edition’ seems to be the perfect vehicle for him. As a kid, the term ‘Treasury Edition’ meant that it was sure to be a special project and one that I just had to have. From the very start, most of those projects focused on Superman. It started with the first SUPERMAN vs. THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN team-up and continued with SUPERMAN vs. SHAZAM, SUPERMAN vs. WONDER WOMAN and one of the best comic projects ever, SUPERMAN vs. MUHAMMAD ALI. It was an honor, years later, to be able to add to that lineup of Treasury Editions with SUPERMAN vs. THE FANTASTIC FOUR.

This current project, SUPERMAN TREASURY 2025: HERO FOR ALL, is our attempt at trying to recapture the spirit of what made those earlier, epic projects something that we remember with such fondness,” continued Jurgens. “We have a grand story that is wide in scope, action and visual drama that also takes a deeper look at Superman’s character and verifies his status as the preeminent hero in the DCU. The larger page size gives the artist every opportunity to push the scope of the story into something that explodes off the page and that is just what Bruno Redondo is working overtime to do. He has a wide range of characters and plenty of big story moments to play with and he’s going all-out to give readers a visual treat that they’re sure to love. In short, the idea of a ‘Treasury Sized Edition’ feels like the perfect way to acknowledge and celebrate this Summer of Superman.”

Redondo added:

“There’s been more than 25 years since DC published their last original Treasury Edition—double size of a regular comic book! So, having the chance to participate on this is something really special, and I’m really giving my best for it to be special.”

Superman Treasury 2025: Hero for All

Writer: Dan Jurgens

Artist: Bruno Redondo

“When a vicious armada of extraterrestrial extremists launches an all-out invasion of Earth, only Superman can stand in the way of total annihilation. But there’s something different about this attack—it’s deadly from both without and within. This is a tale so titanic it must be told at treasury size (10 1/8″ x 13 5/16″) to celebrate the Summer of Superman in style!”

Superman Treasury 2025: Hero for All features a main cover by Redondo, as well as varinat covers by Jurgens, a “friends and foes” variant cover by Scott Koblish (New History of the DC Universe), as well as a movie-themed photo variant cover. It will also include will feature images and info from the new Superman movie from DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures.

As well as Superman Treasury 2025: Hero for All we get details on further ‘Summer of Superman’ titles:

Action Comics #1088

Writer: Mark Waid

Artist: Skylar Patridge

“A lot can change in a summer, especially for Clark Kent, a.k.a. Superboy. After a disastrous debut in Metropolis, the Kents are worried that the world is not ready for their son and will do whatever it takes to protect him. Little do they know, they’re about to send him to one of the most terrifying places on the planet…Smallville High! Action Comics #1088 features a main cover by Ryan Sook, with variant covers by series artist Patridge, Leonardo Romero, and Karl Kerschl.”

Supergirl #3

Writer/artist: Sophie Campbell

“Supergirl and the daughter of Lex Luthor, Lena, have come together to battle a common enemy posing as Midvale’s very own Supergirl! Will Lena’s brains and Kara’s brawn be a match for the super-powered supergenius from Kandor? It’s Supergirl versus Supergirl in a fight for the ages! Plus, the debut of Satan Girl?! In addition to interior art, Campbell provides the main and variant covers with Stanley “Artgerm” Lau, Homare, and Joëlle Jones.”

Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton #2

Writer: Ryan North

Artist: Mike Norton

“Krypto, the last dog of Krypton, has landed on an alien world called Earth after his shuttle test went catastrophically wrong. Krypto wanders into a city, scared and hurt…but this lost dog has found someone to take care of him. A young man, troubled, unkind, but ambitious. Krypto just wants to be loved, but that may not be something this boy, Lex Luthor, is capable of.”

Jae Lee provides the main cover, with a variant cover by Rafael De Latorre.

Superman Unlimited #3

Writer: Dan Slott

Artist: Rafael Albuquerque

“When the towering terror of Toyman once again menaces the streets of Metropolis, Superman and Krypto are on hand to save the day—but in this new world of Kryptonite, even Toyman’s murderous mechanisms are supercharged with Superman’s Achilles’ heel! It’s a twisted turn of events as the Man of Steel uncovers a game-changing new use for this deadly substance, and it has the capacity to…save the world? All this, plus some interesting changes to the Daily Planet staff and the scourge of Intergang flooding the streets of Metropolis! Series artist Albuquerque provides the main cover and a Gotham City Sirens-themed variant cover, with additional variants from Leinil Francis Yu, Robin “Zombie” Higginbottom, Tony S. Daniel, Ryan Benjamin, and Christian Ward.”

Superman #28

Writer: Joshua Williamson

Artist: Dan Mora

“Joshua Williamson and Dan Mora put the Darkseid Legion front and center in this can’t-miss issue! Superman #28 through #30 tells a definitive story… leading toward the next big DCU event!

Since the start of DC All In, Darkseid’s Legion has lurked in the shadows of the DC Universe. And now they finally attack Superman! This critical issue reveals the Legion’s deadly mission and kicks off the next phase of DC All In, setting up a massive event for Superman and the DC Universe!”

Superman #28 features a main cover and spot foil variant cover by series artist Mora, with additional variants by Nathan Szerdy, Tula Lotay, Guillem March, and Salvador Larroca.