Superman et Batman et Robin #29
In "Superman immortel," Superman faces a crisis of time and identity after breaking his promise to the president by using a flawed Legion time bubble to answer a distress call from the distant future. Arriving in the year 101,970, he discovers he's aged a hundred thousand years and is trapped—unable to return, with the mysterious Time Trapper already manipulating the timeline. Written by Cary Bates and brought to life by Curt Swan with inks by George Roussos, this 1971 adventure features cover art by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson.
In "Superman immortel," Superman finds himself stranded in the distant year 101,970 after breaking his promise to President Richard M. Nixon not to cross temporal boundaries. Trapped in a future where he has aged a hundred thousand years and cut off from his own time, he must confront the mysterious influence of the Time-Trapper and the enigmatic presence of the Multiple-Men, all while the remnants of the Superman Gang watch from the shadows.
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