Superman Presents World's Finest Comic Monthly #80
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Kind of Miracle in Central City," scientist Daryl Halbert races against time after receiving a cryptic warning to return to Earth—only to be rescued by aliens who reveal a terrifying truth: Earth’s albedo is plummeting, and if it hits zero, the planet will break free from the Sun and become an invisible threat. With just seven hours to find a solution, Halbert uncovers a surprising layer of glassy space dust covering Earth, and a daring test with a bomb proves a way to save not just our world, but others like it. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by John Giunta, with a striking cover by Neal Adams, this 1971 tale blends cosmic wonder with urgent science fiction.
In "Earth… Condemned World!", Daryl Halbert, a scientist tracking planetary albedo, is urgently called back to Earth—only to crash-land and be rescued by aliens who reveal a dire warning: Earth’s fading reflectivity will soon cause it to break free from the Sun, becoming a hidden threat in space. Given just seven hours to find a solution, Halbert races to uncover the truth behind the planet’s mysterious glassy dust coating, discovering a fragile hope that may save not just Earth, but other worlds too.
In "Impossible Legend," a lone vigilante tests the limits of human will by proving an old frontier myth—one that claims no man can be truly bound by his flaws. Armed only with courage and grit, he takes on four criminals under impossible conditions: two while deaf, two while blind, and one when he could not speak.
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