Superman et Batman et Robin #63
In "Les esclaves sans visage," the Legion of Super-Heroes faces a terrifying crisis when their powers suddenly fail—only to discover they’ve been enslaved by an unknown force. Written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by John Forte and Al Plastino, this 1974 issue sees the Legion confront an unexpected enemy in the form of Urthlo, a mysterious figure who controls their abilities. With Saturn Girl’s quick thinking and a daring move by Superboy, the team uncovers a shocking truth hidden in the future. The cover by Neal Adams and Dick Giordano captures the tension of the moment with striking precision.
In "Les esclaves sans visage," Superman and Green Arrow are mysteriously pulled into a realm ruled by ancient magic, where the enigmatic sorcerer Effron challenges Green Arrow to a deadly contest for the throne—while the fate of the land’s nameless slaves hangs in the balance. With the past whispering through flashbacks of Black Canary and the silent presence of Dextro and Kanow, the heroes must navigate a world where power is forged in shadow and loyalty is tested beyond measure.
When a time capsule beneath Metropolis unleashes Jules Verne—famed inventor and dreamer from 1875—Superboy takes it upon himself to show the 19th-century visionary the marvels of modern America. From towering cities to advanced weapons, the young hero unveils the future, unaware that every revelation is being watched. But when a few impossible details slip through, Superboy begins to suspect that not all wonders are meant to be shared.
In "L'homme au masque de plomb," the Legion of Super-Heroes faces a chilling mystery when their powers suddenly fail during a routine meeting. As the masked figure Urthlo reveals his control over them, Saturn Girl races to create a serum that can save Mon-El—and only Superboy’s daring move to free him from the Phantom Zone might break the automaton’s hold.
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