DC's All-Star Superman Gets Full-Cast Audiobook

Widely regarded as one of the greatest Superman stories ever told (featured prominently on IGN's Top 25 list), All-Star Superman is getting an exciting audio revival. DC Comics collaborates with Penguin Random House Audio to transform this definitive tale into an immersive full-cast production.

Screenwriter Meghan Fitzmartin helms this adaptation of Grant Morrison's acclaimed narrative, originally brought to life by Frank Quitely's iconic illustrations. Quitely himself contributed exclusive artwork for the audiobook cover:

This self-contained saga explores Superman's existential journey after solar radiation poisoning gives him limited time to live. The narrative follows Kal-El as he confides in Lois Lane and undertakes Herculean challenges before facing Lex Luthor in their ultimate confrontation.

The star-studded voice cast includes:

Marc Thompson as Superman/Clark Kent & Zibarro
Kristen Sieh as Lois Lane
Christopher Smith as Lex Luthor
Sean Kenin Elias-Reyes as Bizarro & Atlas
Brandon McInnis as Jimmy Olsen
Matthew Amendt as Leo Quintum
Ray Porter as Jor-El
Jessica Almasy as Nasthalthia Luthor
Pete Bradbury as Perry White
Scott Brick as Bar-El
Brennan Brown as Steve Lombard
Will Damron as Leader of the Superman Squad
Lauren Ezzo as Lana Lang
Robert Fass as Pa Kent
James Fouhey as Pete Ross
Todd Haberkorn as Klyzyzk Klzntplkz
Neil Hellegers as General Lane
Dominic Hoffman as Judge Morris
Đavid Lee Huỳnh as Kal Kent
Joshua Kane as Samson
January LaVoy as Agatha
Saskia Maarleveld as Lilo
Salli Saffioti as Ma Kent
Catherine Taber as Cat Grant
Oliver Wyman as Parasite

"Our partnership with Penguin Random House Audio exemplifies DC's commitment to innovative storytelling that reaches wider audiences," stated Anne DePies, DC's SVP and General Manager. "The All-Star Superman audiobook serves as both an accessible introduction to Superman's legacy and a faithful tribute that will delight longtime fans and audio enthusiasts alike."

The audio adaptation releases June 24, 2025 - strategically timed one month before James Gunn's Superman film premiere.

This marks the second adaptation of the material, following the 2011 animated feature.