The comic book continuation of the series – dubbed “Season 11” and published by DC Comics – saw its final chapter being released today (you can purchase it here). Every story was written by Smallville veteran Bryan Q. Miller – whose Batgirl comics are still a must-read – with fantastic covers by Cat Staggs. The series explored what happened next for the characters – Clark, Lois, Chloe, Lex, Oliver, even characters like Tess and Dr. Emil – and featured return appearances or story wrap-ups for characters including Bart Allen, Conner Kent, Kara, Booster Gold, The Legion of Super-Heroes, and more.
Additionally, Smallville Season 11 gave the opportunity to introduce some “off limits” characters to the world of the show – including Batman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern.
There currently don’t seem to be any plans for a Smallville Season 12, but our gratitude goes out to Mr. Miller and Ms. Staggs for a job well done, and we will continue to hold on.
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