Superman #233
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superman Breaks Loose," writer E. Nelson Bridwell and artist Murphy Anderson deliver a thrilling early tale of Jor-El, the Kryptonian scientist whose bold experiments with anti-gravity take a dangerous turn when astronaut Lara Lor-Van stows away on his test rocket. The story rockets into action when the craft crashes on Krypton's moon Wegthor, forcing Jor-El to mount a daring rescue. Neal Adams' dynamic cover captures the high-stakes drama, making this 1971 issue a standout in Superman's early history.
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Ignoring the jeers of his colleagues, Kryptonian scientist Jor-El experiments with using anti-gravity to aid in space travel. But when astronaut Lara Lor-Van stows away in Jor-El's test rocket, the rocket crashes on Krypton's moon Wegthor, and Jor-El has to come to her rescue.
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