Action Comics #6
In "When Superman Learned to Fly," a future Superman and the adult Legion of Super-Heroes crash into the early days of the Man of Steel’s career, chasing a stolen piece of kryptonite hidden in a tesseract implanted in his own mind. Written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by Andy Kubert, with inks by John Dell and colors by Brad Anderson, this 2012 issue blends time travel and mystery as the Legion uses a time bubble to infiltrate the past and prevent the kryptonite from being auctioned off—while the cover by Andy Kubert captures the moment of arrival in dramatic fashion.
In "When Superman Learned to Fly," a future Superman and the adult Legion of Super-Heroes crash into the early days of the Man of Steel’s career, chasing a stolen piece of kryptonite hidden in a tesseract embedded in his own mind. With time running out and the artifact set to be auctioned off, the Legion uses their time bubble to slip into the past, disguise themselves, and retrieve the dangerous relic before it falls into the wrong hands.
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Reprinted in Superman #1 (2012), Superman - Action Comics #1 (2012), Superman - Action Comics #1 (2013), Superman: World Against Superman #[nn] (2019)
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