Superman punches an ICE officer in the jaw, with the sound effect KRAAK! and a caption 'Meanwhile, in Chicago....!' in a classic comic book style.

Comic Panel Description (José Luis García-López style): Setting: A single rectangular comic panel, white border, with clean inking and bold, vibrant coloring typical of García-López’s DC Comics style from the 1980s. Foreground Action: Superman, in his classic García-López style — square jaw, perfectly combed black hair with the signature curl, bright blue suit with red-and-yellow "S" shield, flowing red cape. His physique is idealized and heroic, with crisp linework and subtle but powerful musculature. He’s shown mid-punch, arm extended, fist connecting squarely with the jaw of an ICE officer. Opponent: The ICE officer is depicted in tactical gear (green vest, helmet/cap labeled “ICE”), mouth twisted in shock from the blow. His body is slightly twisted backward from the impact, debris flying from his vest. Impact Details: García-López-style impact lines radiate from Superman’s fist. A bright “KRAK!” sound effect appears in bold red-and-yellow letters above the hit. Background: Minimalist, with speed lines and motion effects emphasizing the punch. A small caption box at the top left reads: “Meanwhile, in Chicago…” in crisp lettering. Tone: Clean, iconic, heroic — Superman presented as the embodiment of justice, with strong inking, bold shadows, and bright, flat colors (no heavy digital gradients). See more