Jemm, Son of Saturn #2

Released by DC Comics in 1984, Jemm, Son of Saturn #2 is part of a limited series created by writer Greg Potter and artist Gene Colan. The project was born out of DC's efforts in the early eighties to expand their cosmic catalog with new, standalone character-driven narratives. It follows the story of an alien exile arriving on Earth, blending elements of science fiction with the grounded, gritty urban aesthetic that characterized much of DC’s output during that era.

Gene Colan, a legendary illustrator known for his atmospheric use of shadow and motion, provided the visual direction for this series. His work on Jemm sought to capture a sense of otherworldly melancholy, distinguishing the title from the more traditional superhero fare of the time. While the series was shorter-lived than some of its contemporaries, it remains a notable example of mid-eighties experimental storytelling, appreciated by collectors for its distinctive artistic tone and its role in diversifying the DC universe's alien mythos.