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    Supreme: The Return #1

    Supreme: The Return » Supreme: The Return #1 - Mr. Korgo Goes to Washington released by Awesome Comics on May 1999.

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    Branching from 'Supreme', This "sequel" has Supreme and Suprema set to battling their escaped enemies released from a mirror prison of an alternate dimension. As Korgo controls the White House after punching out President Bill Clinton, Suprema battles Optilux at a Bon Jovi concert, Supreme fights Shadow Supreme and a lot of cheesy in-jokes unfold including Radar- Dog Supreme set to voice his own dissent with the foes.

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    Supreme: The Return #1 - Mr. Korgo Goes to Washington by eyelash30 on November 04, 2014

    Alan Moore goes into cheesy, light-hearted fanfare with this sappy satire of Superman in Supreme: The Return. The in-jokes with 'Friends' series, Supreme and Suprema fighting their fifties styled alien enemies. Silly but not insightful. Optilux is a blatant Brainiac, Slaver Ant conspires to use babies to make a personal hive of workers, ex-president Bill Clinton and Hilary Clinton are muscled over by space Mongol Korgo, and the random battles prove unique but not necessarily intelligent read...

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