Superman #99

Oct 1955 · K. G. Murray · 9d [0-0-9 AUP]

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“The Challenge of Stoneman!”

In "The Challenge of Stoneman!", Superman must unravel a mystery from his past when a long-forgotten act during his final day in Smallville threatens to enable a criminal to amass a fortune of one million pounds. Flashbacks to Superboy’s graduation and a heartfelt cake presented by the town reveal a pivotal moment now coming back to haunt him. Written by Jerry Coleman and illustrated by Wayne Boring with inks by Stan Kaye, this 1955 classic features a cover by Al Plastino that captures the tension of a hero confronting the unintended consequences of his youth.

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writer Jerry Coleman · artist Wayne Boring · inker Stan Kaye · cover Al Plastino

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writer Jerry Coleman

artist Wayne Boring

inker Stan Kaye

cover pencils, inks Al Plastino

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Superboy finds out that something he did on his last day in Smallville as Superboy is going to allow a criminal to make one million pounds. Superman must think back to that day and discover what it was that he did. Flashbacks of Superboy's graduation and the cake that was presented him by the town.

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