Superman Supacomic #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superman In Kandor: Ch. 2: The Dynamic Duo of Kandor," Superman and Jimmy Olsen don disguises as the mysterious Nightwing and Flamebird to infiltrate the underground network of Than-Ol's raiders, racing against time to thwart a dangerous plot that threatens the tiny city of Kandor. With the fate of the miniature metropolis hanging in the balance, the unlikely pair must rely on quick thinking and their own brand of heroism to uncover the truth before it's too late.
In "The Amazing Odyssey of Batman and Robin," the discovery of the Bat-Boat’s wreckage sends shockwaves through Gotham, with Commissioner Gordon announcing Batman’s demise—leaving the city vulnerable to a stage magician whose elaborate illusions mask a string of daring crimes.
In "Land of the Pharaohs! [The Three Ages of Superboy!]", Superboy journeys through time to aid his science teacher, Mr. Larkin, when three red kryptonite meteors disrupt the timeline. Stranded in ancient Egypt, he aids in the construction of a pyramid and confronts the pharaoh’s harsh rule over the workers. As the red kryptonite takes hold, Superboy’s form shifts, leaving a lasting legacy etched in stone.
In 1871 Missouri, Superboy joins Doc. Langdon’s medicine show while tracking down red kryptonite, all while thwarting the notorious Jesse James and his gang. When the outlaws seize the red kryptonite and craft bullets to force Superboy into aiding them, he’s transformed into a doppelgänger of Jesse James—using the disguise to turn the tables. But as a posse closes in, Superboy’s only ally is Krypto, who’s turned into a horse with the kryptonite’s power, enabling a daring escape until their abilities return and they can return to their own time.
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