Superman et Batman et Robin #15
In "La cage fatale," Robin helps a group of young people on a forest outing, planning a dramatic entrance by swinging from a tree—only for Eliot and his friends to set a trap. Just as the ambush unfolds, he’s rescued by Craig Rockland, a younger student who’s often overlooked by his peers. Written by Mike Friedrich and illustrated by Ross Andru with inks by Mike Esposito, this 1970 tale blends youthful adventure with unexpected alliances.
In "La cage fatale," Superman faces off against the Anti-Superman Gang—led by the cunning Doc "Eureka" Smyth, the devious "Wheels" Talbot, the scheming "Brains" Logan, and the brute Giant-Killer Jones—in a deadly trap rigged with Kryptonite. Using a nearly invisible protective suit, he must outwit their scheme before the deadly radiation claims him.
In a quiet woodland adventure, Robin helps a group of young friends on an outing, planning a dramatic entrance from an oak tree—only for Eliot and his crew to turn the moment into a prank. Just as the trap closes, a surprising ally steps in: Craig Rockland, a younger student often overlooked, who proves more than just a bystander.
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↩ Reprints Superman #157 (1962), Detective Comics #386 (1969), Batman #211 (1969), Action Comics #377 (1969), Action Comics #378 (1969)
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