Superman #266
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSuperman #266 from August 1973 promises a genuinely wild showdown, with Nick Cardy's cover depicting the Man of Steel driving a full-force punch straight into a massive, snarling Abominable Snowman, the impact erupting in a blinding burst of ice and energy. A second Superman streaks across the top of the cover in miniature, hinting that something unusual is already in motion before the fight even begins. With Elliot S! Maggin scripting and Dick Dillin and Joe Giella handling interior art, this is a fine slice of early-'70s DC adventure at its most gloriously strange.
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In ancient Krypton, two siblings get lost looking for a puzzling object that fell from the sky. As they try to return home, the object helps the pair escape the hazards of the Flame Forest, but they never learn the object's otherworldly origin.
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