Superman #227
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Super-Powers of Perry White!", Superman faces a moral dilemma when he frees Quex-Ul from the Phantom Zone, only to be pursued by a man who claims revenge—but whose actions challenge everything Superman believes about guilt and redemption. Written by Edmond Hamilton and brought to life with Curt Swan’s definitive art and George Klein’s inks, this 1970 classic explores the weight of justice through a time-traveling revelation, all wrapped in a cover by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson that captures the moment of transformation.
In a story that redefines redemption, Superman frees Quex-Ul from the Phantom Zone only to face a vengeful vow from the former prisoner—yet when Quex-Ul acts with unexpected courage, Superman questions the truth of his past. Traveling back to Krypton, he uncovers a shocking secret: Quex-Ul was hypnotized into believing he was guilty. As the truth unfolds, Quex-Ul makes a final sacrifice to protect Superman, losing his powers and memories in the process—leading Superman to give him a new beginning in Metropolis.
In "The Invasion of the Super-Ants!", Superman faces a bizarre threat when giant ants descend on Metropolis, abducting Lois Lane. With help from Clark Kent, Perry White, and Jimmy Olsen, Superman takes an unexpected step—using Red Kryptonite to transform his head into that of an ant, hoping to understand their strange mission. As he confronts the towering insects, he uncovers a chilling warning about the consequences of atomic war, one that could change how Earth sees its own future.
In "Secret of Kryptonite Six!", Superman is drawn into a deadly gamble when Jax-Ur manipulates him into freeing him from the Phantom Zone to save Atlantis from a mysterious plague. With the city’s fate hanging in the balance, Superman unwittingly unleashes a new kind of Kryptonite—Jewel Kryptonite—empowering the Phantom Zone prisoners with the terrifying ability to project their thoughts into reality. As chaos unfolds, Clark Kent, Jimmy Olsen, and Perry White race to uncover the truth behind the strange energy surge, while Supergirl and Lori Lemaris find themselves caught in a web of mind-bending danger.
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