In 1992, DC Comics did the unthinkable — they killed Superman. The Death of Superman was one of the most significant comic book events in history, selling millions of copies and making front-page news worldwide. But what followed — Reign of the Supermen — was arguably even more compelling: four figures claiming to be the true Superman, each representing a different vision of what the Man of Steel could be. And the most chilling of them all was Hank Henshaw, the Cyborg Superman — a man who wore Superman’s face while working to destroy everything he stood for. The Funko Pop Comic Cover: DC Superman Reign of the Supermen – Cyborg Superman captures this iconic villain in Funko’s premium Comic Cover format — the figure displayed against the original comic book artwork. At £21.99 with only 3 in stock, it’s the DC collectible that serious comics readers will immediately recognise and want.
Why the Comic Cover Format Is Special
The Funko Pop! Comic Cover series takes the collectible concept to a new level — rather than a standard figure on a base, the Comic Cover format presents the figure against a reproduction of the original comic book cover artwork, creating a display piece that celebrates both the character and the specific story that defined them. For Cyborg Superman, this means the figure is displayed against the iconic Reign of the Supermen cover art — the imagery that defined one of DC’s most significant storylines. It’s the format that transforms a collectible into a piece of comics history.
Who Is Cyborg Superman – And Why Is He So Compelling?
Hank Henshaw was an astronaut whose crew was exposed to cosmic radiation — a deliberate echo of the Fantastic Four’s origin — and who blamed Superman for the tragedy that followed. He transferred his consciousness into Superman’s birthing matrix and used it to create a cybernetic body that combined his own technology with Kryptonian DNA, giving him Superman’s powers alongside his own technological abilities. His deception — presenting himself as the returned Superman while secretly working with Mongul to destroy Coast City — is one of the most devastating betrayals in DC Comics history. The destruction of Coast City, home to Hal Jordan’s Green Lantern, set off a chain of events that would reshape the DC universe for years.
Real-Life Usage Situations
🤖 1. The Death & Return of Superman Collector’s Essential
For collectors who celebrate the Death and Return of Superman storyline — one of the most significant events in comics history — the Cyborg Superman Comic Cover is the essential villain piece. Display him as the dark centrepiece of a Reign of the Supermen collection, the false Superman whose deception made the true Man of Steel’s return all the more meaningful. It’s the figure that every serious Superman comics collector needs.
🎁 2. The Gift for the Serious DC Comics Reader
Cyborg Superman is not a character casual DC fans will know from films or television — he’s the gift for the reader who knows the comics, who remembers the Death of Superman, who followed Reign of the Supermen issue by issue. At £21.99, the Comic Cover format makes this a genuinely premium gift — the figure displayed against the original artwork, celebrating one of DC’s most significant storylines in a format that honours the source material.
📚 3. The Comic Book Art Collector
The Comic Cover format is as much about the artwork as the figure — the reproduction of the original Reign of the Supermen cover art gives this set genuine value as a piece of comics history. For collectors who appreciate comic book art and want their displays to celebrate the medium’s visual heritage, the Cyborg Superman Comic Cover is a standout addition — a display piece that works as both a character collectible and a tribute to one of DC’s most iconic cover images.
⚠️ 4. Only 3 in Stock – Order Now
With only 3 units remaining, the Cyborg Superman Comic Cover is one of the most urgently available DC collectibles in the store. Comic Cover sets in premium formats sell out and are rarely restocked — if you’ve been considering this piece, the time to act is now. At £21.99 for a premium format figure with original comic artwork, it represents exceptional value for a serious DC comics collector.
What Makes This Figure Stand Out?
- Comic Cover Format – Figure displayed against original Reign of the Supermen cover artwork — a piece of comics history.
- Cyborg Superman – DC’s Most Chilling Deceiver – The villain who wore Superman’s face while destroying everything he stood for.
- Reign of the Supermen (1993) – One of DC’s most significant storylines, following the Death of Superman.
- Premium Display Format – More than a figure — a celebration of DC Comics history.
- Coast City Connection – The villain whose actions destroyed Hal Jordan’s home and reshaped the DC universe.
- ⚠️ ONLY 3 IN STOCK – Premium Comic Cover sets sell out. Order now.
- £21.99 – Premium Comic Cover format pricing — exceptional value for the display impact delivered.
Is £21.99 Worth It? For Any Serious DC Fan, Absolutely.
Funko Pop! Comic Cover sets typically retail for £18–£28 depending on the character and artwork. The Cyborg Superman at £21.99 sits in the middle of that range — and for a villain of this significance in a format that celebrates the original comic book artwork, it represents genuine value for any serious DC comics collector.
“At £21.99 for Cyborg Superman in the premium Comic Cover format — the villain who wore Superman’s face, displayed against the original Reign of the Supermen artwork, only 3 in stock — this is the most significant DC villain collectible of 2026.”
Beware the Man of Steel. 🤖
The Funko Pop Comic Cover: DC Superman Reign of the Supermen – Cyborg Superman — only 3 remaining. Order now before this piece of DC history disappears.
👉 Shop the Funko Pop! Comic Cover DC Cyborg Superman – £21.99 — ONLY 3 LEFT
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