Superman et Batman et Robin #14
In "Héloïse, la riche héritière," Superman’s accidental experiment grants superpowers to Soldier Jones, leading to a high-stakes deception as the hero enlists the newly empowered sergeant to mislead foreign spies into believing the U.S. can mass-produce super-soldiers. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Wayne Boring, with inks by Stan Kaye, this 1970 issue blends espionage intrigue with the classic Superman mythos, all under a cover by Wayne Boring.
In "La fin de Superman," the Anti-Superman Gang—led by the cunning Doc "Eureka" Smyth and her allies Wheels Talbot, Brains Logan, and Giant-Killer Jones—launch a relentless assault on Superman using a barrage of bizarre scientific weapons. As the battle escalates, one of their devices traps the Man of Steel in a deadly Kryptonite ambush, leaving his fate hanging in the balance.
When Supergirl—still known as Linda Danvers—accidentally harms a plant and a butterfly during her time at university, she’s brought before the alien judge Le Justicier, a stern enforcer from the planet Sarkon. Now facing a death sentence for crimes rooted in misunderstanding, her fate hangs in the balance as the trial unfolds.
When a test of a new device accidentally grants superpowers to Soldier Jones, Superman enlists him—now promoted to Sergeant Jones—to help deceive a pair of foreign spies into believing the U.S. can mass-produce super-soldiers. With Perry White and Jimmy Olsen watching from the sidelines, the unlikely duo plays a high-stakes game of deception, turning a military experiment into a cover operation.
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↩ Reprints Superman #122 (1958), Detective Comics #384 (1969), Action Comics #374 (1969), Action Comics #376 (1969)
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