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"This is My World, And You're Welcome to It!": The Earth has been transformed into a world in which Vandal Savage rules and Superman is his servant, but Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen convince the Man of Steel to turn on his master.

Quote1 All goes well! Superman will crush the last of the rebel forces... Then there will be no one who will dare defy the imperial will of Vandal Savage the First! Quote2
Vandal Savage

Action Comics #515 is an issue of the series Action Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of January, 1981.

Synopsis for "This is My World, And You're Welcome to It!"

The Earth has been transformed into a world in which Vandal Savage rules and Superman is his servant, but Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen convince the Man of Steel to turn on his master.

Appearing in "This is My World, And You're Welcome to It!"

Featured Characters:

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Antagonists:

Other Characters:

  • Citizens of Metropolis (Unnamed)
  • Rebels:
    • Five Members (Unnamed) (Single appearance; dies)
    • Twenty Nine Members (Unnamed) (Single appearance)
  • Blood Tribe (Unnamed) (Cameo) (Flashback only)
  • Monguls (Cameo) (Flashback only)
  • Coal Mine Slaves (Unnamed) (Cameo)
  • Poverty Stricken People (Cameo)

Locations:

  • Space
    • Krypton (Flashback only) (Destroyed)
    • Earth
      • Metropolis
        • Vandal Savage's Castle
          • Superman's Room
          • Professor Luthor's Laboratory
          • Jail Cell
        • Sector Seven
        • Rebel Underground Hideout
      • Coal Mine (north of Metropolis)
      • Homeless Encampment (Unnamed) (unknown location)
      • Smallville (Mentioned only)
      • 50,000 Years Ago
        • (Unnamed) (unknown location)
      • 28,000 Years Ago
      • 26th Century BC
      • 13th Century
        • Asia (Unnamed) (unknown location) (Flashback only)

Items:

  • Vandal Savage's Wand
  • Mind Controlled Energy Field
  • Three Robotic Rebels (Destroyed)
  • Neutron Submission Rays
  • Electric Stingers
  • Savage Planet Newspaper (Mentioned only)
  • Free Planet Newspaper (underground newspaper) (Mentioned only)
  • Fireball (Flashback only)
  • Radio Transmitter (hidden in Superman's belt buckle)
  • Disintegration Gun

Vehicles:

  • 2 Saucer-like Tanks (Destroyed)
  • 30 Giant Attacking Dreadnaughts (Destroyed)
    • Red Solar Rays
  • Kryptonian Rocket (Flashback only)

Concepts:


Synopsis for "Sorry--Wrong Powers!"

The Atom must track down the kidnappers of Professor Hyatt, despite the fact that meddling by a cosmic being has given him the powers of the Atom of Earth-Two.

Appearing in "Sorry--Wrong Powers!"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

  • Two Kidnappers:
    • Eddie
    • Man (Unnamed)

Other Characters:

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Notes

  • "Sorry--Wrong Powers!" and "Whatever Happened to the Golden Age Atom?" in DC Comics Presents #30 happen at the exact same time. "Sorry--Wrong Powers!" is the Earth-One part of the story, and "Whatever Happened to the Golden Age Atom?" shows the Earth-Two part.



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