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Last son of a dead utopia. Father-figure to a new species of humanity. Avenger. Hyperion is all these things... and more!

Now the Man From Nowhere searches for an unhinged cop killer, a kidnapped child...

...and the answers to the questions that haunt him.

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VarVariant CoverChris Bachalo & Tim Townsend2
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Hyperion Shows Superman & Batman How Things are Done 0

Avengers #34.1 - The World In His Hands by comicbookcoby on September 14, 2014

{see the original with pictures at http://cobyscomics.blogspot.com/2014/09/avengers-341-review-hyperion-shows-up.html} Avengers #34.1 Review: Hyperion Shows Superman & Batman How Things are Done"The World in His Hands"Writer: Al EwingPenciler: Dale KeownInker: Norman LeeColorist: Jason KeithLetterer: Cory PetitCoby's Rating: 10/10I know nothing about Hyperion. I've read all 34 Avengers comics up to this point, and I've seen him sort of in the background here and there, flying in with his su...

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Shows what a hero really does. 0

Avengers #34.1 - The World In His Hands by beyondus on November 04, 2019

This is a beautiful story. Hyperion's origin and him wondering "What am I for" is great. He doesn't just save the kid and beat the bad guy, who is a complex character. He listens to him and saves the day with his words, not his actions. Hyperion knows he could solve all the world's problems by bulling, but chooses to teach the world. Al Ewing wrote a great Superman story here. Keown, Keith, and Lee's art is fantastic as well....

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