Supermán #1102
In "El milagro del día de la sed," Supermán #1102 delivers a gripping tale of justice and truth, as Tommy and Brent stumble upon a stranded ship and its crew of mutineers stranded on a harsh, isolated world. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated with precision by Jim Mooney, the story follows Tommy’s determined investigation into the crew’s past, using light waves from the moment of the crime to uncover the truth. The cover, by Bob Oksner, captures the moment’s tension, while the narrative unfolds with quiet intensity, proving that even the most damning accusations can be undone by evidence—and belief.
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Tommy and Brent find a disabled spaceship with a group of survivors known to have committed mutiny and killed the captain. They have been living a "Robinson Crusoe" lifestyle on a hostile planet. They admit to the mutiny but deny the murder. Tommy believes their story and pursues the light waves from the time of the incident through space, finally overtaking them and committing them to film. The mutineers are exonerated and hailed as heroes.
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