Superman #146
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHere is a striking 1961 entry in DC's long-running Superman series, with a cover by Curt Swan and Sheldon Moldoff that pulls no punches: Superman, Supergirl, and cape-wearing Krypto the Superdog float in space, stricken with grief as a glowing Earth cracks apart before them — an image that echoes the loss of Krypton with unmistakable emotional weight. The cover copy drives it home, with Superman lamenting that "once again we three are homeless orphans," making this trio's shared vulnerability feel genuinely moving. Inside, writer Jerry Siegel and artist Al Plastino deliver "The Story of Superman's Life!" — a promising canvas for the Man of Steel's full saga told in one sweeping issue.
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Lori Lemaris asks Superman to go into the past and stop Atlantis from sinking. Superman, who has never before successfully changed the past tries and is amazed that it succeeds. Superman continues to change other past events, including the assassination of Lincoln, Custer's Last Stand and the explosion of Krypton.
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