Action Comics #263
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The World of Bizarros!", Supergirl takes in a boy with amnesia washed ashore, unaware he’s a fugitive prince from the distant planet Korvia. As Linda Lee helps him piece together his past, the truth about his wrongful accusation begins to surface—leading to a journey that’s as strange as it is urgent. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Jim Mooney, with a cover by Curt Swan and Stan Kaye, this 1960 classic blends mystery and interstellar intrigue in a story that’s both heartfelt and delightfully offbeat.
In "The World of Bizarros!" from Action Comics #263, Bizarro and Bizarro-Lois settle into a strange new world where Bizarro uses a duplicator ray to populate it with his twisted doubles. When Superman arrives, he finds everything inverted—rules, logic, even kindness—until he’s imprisoned for breaking the Bizarro Code by doing things the right way.
When Supergirl pulls a boy from the ocean, she has no idea he’s a fugitive prince from the distant planet Korvia—on the run from a justice system that’s wrongfully accused him. As she helps him regain his memories at the orphanage, she uncovers a mystery far beyond Earth’s skies, where danger and deception follow him from planet to planet.
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