Superman et Batman et Robin #28
In "Le rapide de la Kryptonite," a tyrant exploits a remote island to harvest deadly flowers for a neurotoxin, enslaving a man named Pancho. When Pancho tries to summon Superman in desperation, he’s captured and mocked in a makeshift Superman costume—unintentionally drawing the Man of Steel’s attention. With Curt Swan’s iconic art and George Roussos’s inks bringing the action to life, this 1971 tale blends sci-fi intrigue and heroic intervention, all wrapped in Murphy Anderson’s striking cover.
When a tyrant on a remote island uses deadly flowers to create a neurotoxic gas, an enslaved man named Pancho tries to summon Superman for help—only to be captured and mocked, forced into a makeshift Superman suit. His desperate plea, however, catches the Man of Steel’s attention, and he soon arrives to lend a hand to the unlikely hero known as Super-Pancho.
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