Lion #28 September 1968
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Robot Archie and the Superons," Jerry Siegel and Carlos Pino deliver a sharp, twisty tale where a disillusioned hero’s path takes a dark turn. After rejecting his teammates’ pleas to continue fighting crime, Zoom-Boy crosses paths with Grace Merrick, the daughter of the Anti-Matter Giant, setting off a transformation that leads to a shocking new chapter. The story’s bold shift is brought to life with bold visuals by Carlos Pino and Vicente Alcázar, while Ted Kearon’s cover captures the moment’s electric tension.
In a brief but sharp tale from Lion #28, after defeating the Anti-Matter Giant, Zoom-Boy abruptly walks away from heroism, rejecting the pleas of Gadgetman and Gimmick-Kid to continue. His path crosses with Grace Merrick, the giant’s daughter, who seeks revenge—only for her to be hypnotized, setting the stage for a twisted new chapter as Doom-Boy and Doom-Girl.
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Reprinted in Robot Archie and the Time Machine #[nn] (2024)
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