Superman Supacomic #184
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bus-Ride To Nowhere," Superman takes a detour from his usual heroics when a visit to the tomb of Pharaoh Khardis III sparks a mysterious time trip back to ancient Egypt—only to find himself and his companions stranded in a journey that defies time and space. With Nick Cardy handling both the interior art and cover, this 1975 30-cent Australian comic delivers a classic adventure with a twist, blending ancient mystery and sci-fi intrigue in a story that’s as vivid as it is unexpected.
When all man-made technology across the globe suddenly fails, the Justice League turns to the legendary Merlin, summoned from the Magic Dimension, to uncover the source of the mysterious disruption and restore order before civilization collapses.
In "I Can't Go Home Again!", Clark Kent returns to Smallville for one last visit as plans to build a new highway threaten to erase the Kent family home. Reunited with Pete Ross, who once advised the highway's path through the property to destroy evidence of Clark’s secret identity, Clark’s quiet presence stirs regret. When Clark guides Pete to uncover ancient Native American artifacts near the land, the discovery forces a change in plans—saving the home, but leaving both men changed by what they’ve found.
In "The Guardian of the Past," a modern expedition to the tomb of Pharaoh Khardis III uncovers ancient emeralds—only to vanish into a mysterious time rift that strands them in the era of the Pharaohs. As the team grapples with the dangers of a long-lost civilization, they must unravel the secrets of a guardian who watches over time itself.
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