Supreme issue 34 came out in December 1995. Eric Stephenson was the writer. Layouts by someone called Zebra MacPherson. Pencils by Joe Bennett. Inked by Norm Rapmund and Eric Cannon. Lettered by Kurt Hathaway.
We start the issue on other Earth with a radio show discussing the return of Supreme. As the callers discuss whether Supreme is heroic or not, we see Supreme stop a building from collapsing on a little girl.
And Supreme being Supreme, he's pretty much an ass about it. Balthazar of the police force shows up, but Supreme isn't having it and leaps (since he still can't fly) off.
We cut to a farm, like the one that Supreme's pod landed in a couple issues earlier and now there's a glowing orb. One of the scientists checking it out collapses and they bring him in for medical attention.
We cut back to Supreme, hanging out in a diner, when a man in a trench coat shows up saying that Supreme should remember him. (And it's obviously a big deal because his trench coat is given a double page spread.)
I get the sense that Stephenson thought he was making his own Constantine, but this guy has no personality beyond the trench coat, and even the trench coat seems a little empty.
The guy, Tarryn Beckett, says that he's trapped on this world too and leads Supreme to a warehouse. They break in but find a giant robot, which I guess is called "The Wall" if the cover is to be taken at face value.
As Supreme fights the robot, Old Bearded Supreme sneaks up from behind as Supreme gets knocked out.
Back on regular Earth, Kid Supreme is back to being a guy and returns to see Original Kid Supreme--also a guy--where he finds out that Probe has left. They talk about how she probably wants to stay a woman and not revert to Val-En's body. But then Probe shows up and she is still a woman (albeit she appears drawn by someone who has never seen a woman's body in real life).
And that's where it ends. Okay, well one issue closer to the end of this run, I guess.
