Action Comics #149
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Courtship on Krypton!", Superman faces a mystery on his home planet as he investigates a strange, unexplained event tied to Kryptonian tradition. Written by a key early voice in the Superman mythos and illustrated with bold, expressive art by Dan Barry, this 1950 issue captures the classic Silver Age spirit with a touch of cosmic intrigue. The cover by Win Mortimer delivers a striking, nostalgic image that perfectly captures the story’s blend of romance and alien wonder.
In "The Courtship on Krypton!" from Action Comics #149 (1950), Lois Lane stumbles upon ancient Kryptonian recordings revealing the courtship of Joe-El and Lara—Superman’s parents—and decides to test the same romantic tactics on the Man of Steel himself. Using the recorded methods from Krypton’s marriage bureau, Lois sets out to win Superman’s heart in a way as old as his home planet.
In "Tommy Tomorrow, Movie Hero!", young tech prodigy Tommy teams up with filmmaker John Graham on a high-stakes movie shoot, where behind-the-scenes tensions simmer. When a rival investor's sabotage backfires spectacularly, Tommy's quick thinking turns chaos into cinematic gold—just as the cameras roll.
In "Wheels for a Hero!" from Action Comics #149, the Vigilante pays a visit to a wounded veteran named Ames, who’s built a revolutionary streamlined cycle. When the unscrupulous cycle dealer Lyle Jordan dismisses the design as impractical and offers $5,000 for it, the Vigilante steps in to test it—sparking a bidding war that escalates to $25,000. As sabotage threatens the trial, the Vigilante’s determination pushes the project forward, setting the stage for Ames to bring his invention to life.
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Reprinted in Superman #57 (1952), Superman in Action Comics #1 (1993)
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