Superman #90

Jul 1954 · DC · 0.10 USD

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“Superman's Last Job!”

In "Superman's Last Job!", the Man of Steel faces his most dangerous mission yet when Lex Luthor traps him in a global game of cat and mouse, forcing him to steal explosives from the world's most iconic landmarks. With Bill Finger's sharp scripting and Wayne Boring's iconic art bringing the stakes to life, Superman must outthink his archenemy in a high-stakes gambit that tests his strength, wit, and resolve. Win Mortimer's dynamic cover captures the tension perfectly, as Superman stands at the center of a valley of stolen monuments, the fate of the world hanging in the balance.

writer Bill Finger · artist Wayne Boring · inker Stan Kaye · cover Win Mortimer

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writer Bill Finger

artist Wayne Boring

inker Stan Kaye

cover pencils, inks Win Mortimer

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Luthor has explosives placed in all of the world's greatest structures, then forces Superman to steal them and bring them to a valley for him. Superman fogs the valley, removes and replaces the structures so Luthor won't realize what he is up to, then dunks them in water to keep the bombs from exploding, before restoring them to their proper locations.

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