Superman et Batman et Robin #30
In "La retraite," Superman finds himself stranded in the distant future, where superpowers have been outlawed—a society that has outlawed the very essence of his existence. Written by Cary Bates and brought to life with timeless precision by Curt Swan and George Roussos, this 1971 tale explores the cost of defiance in a world that fears strength, all under a striking cover by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson.
In the distant year 122,470, the Time-Trapper’s grand scheme traps Superman in a future where superpowers are outlawed. Forced to confront a society that fears strength, he faces a moral test when he chooses to break the law to save a woman’s life—risking everything to challenge a system built on fear.
In "Le félon," Jimmy Olsen finds himself unexpectedly pulled into the past, where he unwittingly crosses paths with historical figures portrayed by actors—among them Nathan Hale, Betsy Ross, Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr, and George Washington. As he navigates this strange twist of time, he begins to suspect that his journey is part of a larger scheme orchestrated by a vengeful film producer, with Lucy Lane and Von Rick caught in the web of deception.
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