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| Volume = 1 |
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| Issue = 385 |
| Issue = 385 |
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| + | | Day = 23 |
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| Year = 1970 |
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| − | | StoryTitle1 = The Immortal Superman! |
+ | | StoryTitle1 = Superman: "The Immortal Superman!" |
| − | | Synopsis1 = The Time-Trapper covertly induces [[Kal-El (Earth-One)|Superman]] to use a defective time-bubble to journey to the year 101,970 A.D. and places a time-barrier behind him, preventing him from returning to his proper era. |
+ | | Synopsis1 = The Time-Trapper covertly induces [[Kal-El (Earth-One)|Superman]] to use a defective time-bubble to journey to the year 101,970 A.D. and places a time-barrier behind him, preventing him from returning to his proper era. Superman ages because of a defect in the time-bubble, but is still powerful enough to defeat an energy menace in that era. He goes further into the future, in which three super-heroes of that time immunize him to Kryptonite, magic, Virus X, or a red sun. |
| − | | StoryTitle2 = The Fallen Starboy! |
+ | | StoryTitle2 = Legion of Super-Heroes: "The Fallen Starboy!" |
| Synopsis2 = Star Boy, Saturn Girl, and Colossal Boy respond to an emergency call from Star Boy's home planet Xanthu, where a criminal gang has been raiding shipments of valuable materials and has resisted all police attempts to stop them. The Legionnaires help guard archeological treasures en route to the X. City Museum, but the air-truck containing the treasures reaches the city without mishap, while Saturn Girl is unable to sense any suspicious thoughts. The pirates, wearing anti-telepathy helmets, then appear without warning and attack. In the ensuing battle, the treasures are saved, but the raiders escape. The heroes deduce that the criminals must be from Naltor, Dream Girl's home planet, and that their powers of precognition have enabled them to foresee how the shipments would be made and how the police would attempt to capture them. The Legionnaires cannot guess that the gang's leader is Yark Althu, the brother of Kenz Nuhor, the man Star Boy once killed in self-defense. Althu desires revenge for his brother's death, and a new premonition tells him that he will succeed in capturing Star Boy the following day. |
| Synopsis2 = Star Boy, Saturn Girl, and Colossal Boy respond to an emergency call from Star Boy's home planet Xanthu, where a criminal gang has been raiding shipments of valuable materials and has resisted all police attempts to stop them. The Legionnaires help guard archeological treasures en route to the X. City Museum, but the air-truck containing the treasures reaches the city without mishap, while Saturn Girl is unable to sense any suspicious thoughts. The pirates, wearing anti-telepathy helmets, then appear without warning and attack. In the ensuing battle, the treasures are saved, but the raiders escape. The heroes deduce that the criminals must be from Naltor, Dream Girl's home planet, and that their powers of precognition have enabled them to foresee how the shipments would be made and how the police would attempt to capture them. The Legionnaires cannot guess that the gang's leader is Yark Althu, the brother of Kenz Nuhor, the man Star Boy once killed in self-defense. Althu desires revenge for his brother's death, and a new premonition tells him that he will succeed in capturing Star Boy the following day. |
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In a battle with the pirates the next day, Star Boy is caught in a teleport ray and finds himself aboard Yark Althu's spaceship, where there is no gravity, which supposedly nullifies his powers. Yark Althu intends to kill him with the same kind of ray-gun Star Boy had used on his brother, and the hero barely avoids its blasts. However, since Star Boy's power increases an object's mass, not its weight, he is able to defeat his adversary by making first the ray-gun, then Althu himself, too massive to move. Just as Althu's men are about to blast Star Boy, Colossal Boy and Saturn Girl arrive to rescue him and capture the pirates. Satum Girl explains that she was able to locate them despite their anti-telepathy helmets because Star Boy was not wearing one. |
In a battle with the pirates the next day, Star Boy is caught in a teleport ray and finds himself aboard Yark Althu's spaceship, where there is no gravity, which supposedly nullifies his powers. Yark Althu intends to kill him with the same kind of ray-gun Star Boy had used on his brother, and the hero barely avoids its blasts. However, since Star Boy's power increases an object's mass, not its weight, he is able to defeat his adversary by making first the ray-gun, then Althu himself, too massive to move. Just as Althu's men are about to blast Star Boy, Colossal Boy and Saturn Girl arrive to rescue him and capture the pirates. Satum Girl explains that she was able to locate them despite their anti-telepathy helmets because Star Boy was not wearing one. |
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* {{apn|[[Time Trapper (Pre-Zero Hour)|Time Trapper]]|Adventure Comics #338}} |
* {{apn|[[Time Trapper (Pre-Zero Hour)|Time Trapper]]|Adventure Comics #338}} |
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| + | * {{a|[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Pre-Zero Hour)|Legion of Super-Heroes]]}} |
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| + | ** {{a|[[Thom Kallor (Pre-Zero Hour)|Star Boy]]}} |
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| + | ** {{a|[[Imra Ardeen (Pre-Zero Hour)|Saturn Girl]]}} |
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| + | ** {{a|[[Gim Allon (Pre-Zero Hour)|Colossal Boy]]}} |
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| + | * {{a|[[Fryd Kallor (Pre-Zero Hour)|Fryd Kallor]]}} |
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| + | * {{a|[[Mira Kallor (Pre-Zero Hour)|Mira Kallor]]}} |
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'''Locations:''' |
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| + | * {{a|[[Xanthu]]}} |
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| + | * ''The Fallen Starboy!'' is reprinted in {{co|Legion of Super-Heroes Archives Vol. 9 (Collected)}}. |
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Revision as of 00:59, 13 February 2020
Action Comics #385 is an issue of the series Action Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of February, 1970. It was published on December 23, 1969.
Synopsis for Superman: "The Immortal Superman!"
The Time-Trapper covertly induces Superman to use a defective time-bubble to journey to the year 101,970 A.D. and places a time-barrier behind him, preventing him from returning to his proper era. Superman ages because of a defect in the time-bubble, but is still powerful enough to defeat an energy menace in that era. He goes further into the future, in which three super-heroes of that time immunize him to Kryptonite, magic, Virus X, or a red sun.
Appearing in Superman: "The Immortal Superman!"
Featured Characters:
- Template:Apn
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Template:Apn
Other Characters:
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for Legion of Super-Heroes: "The Fallen Starboy!"
Star Boy, Saturn Girl, and Colossal Boy respond to an emergency call from Star Boy's home planet Xanthu, where a criminal gang has been raiding shipments of valuable materials and has resisted all police attempts to stop them. The Legionnaires help guard archeological treasures en route to the X. City Museum, but the air-truck containing the treasures reaches the city without mishap, while Saturn Girl is unable to sense any suspicious thoughts. The pirates, wearing anti-telepathy helmets, then appear without warning and attack. In the ensuing battle, the treasures are saved, but the raiders escape. The heroes deduce that the criminals must be from Naltor, Dream Girl's home planet, and that their powers of precognition have enabled them to foresee how the shipments would be made and how the police would attempt to capture them. The Legionnaires cannot guess that the gang's leader is Yark Althu, the brother of Kenz Nuhor, the man Star Boy once killed in self-defense. Althu desires revenge for his brother's death, and a new premonition tells him that he will succeed in capturing Star Boy the following day.
In a battle with the pirates the next day, Star Boy is caught in a teleport ray and finds himself aboard Yark Althu's spaceship, where there is no gravity, which supposedly nullifies his powers. Yark Althu intends to kill him with the same kind of ray-gun Star Boy had used on his brother, and the hero barely avoids its blasts. However, since Star Boy's power increases an object's mass, not its weight, he is able to defeat his adversary by making first the ray-gun, then Althu himself, too massive to move. Just as Althu's men are about to blast Star Boy, Colossal Boy and Saturn Girl arrive to rescue him and capture the pirates. Satum Girl explains that she was able to locate them despite their anti-telepathy helmets because Star Boy was not wearing one.
Appearing in Legion of Super-Heroes: "The Fallen Starboy!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
Notes
- The Fallen Starboy! is reprinted in Legion of Super-Heroes Archives Vol. 9.
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