Superman: The Golden Age #3
In "The Gambling Racket in Metropolis," Lois Lane and Clark Kent investigate a mysterious outbreak in Metropolis, uncovering a hidden connection to a South American tribe and a dangerous threat tied to a man named Quismado. Written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by Joe Shuster, this Golden Age-inspired tale brings back the original creative team for a story that blends investigative journalism with Superman’s heroic intervention. The cover by Michael Cho captures the era’s bold style, making this a must-have for fans of classic Superman lore.
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Assigned by Perry White to write an article on the life of an internee, Lois and Clark meet with their friend, Dr. Sanford Frank, who then introduces them to internee Pedro Carlos from Latin America. The reporters soon learn that Carlos is a member of a South American tribe, the Chirrobans, who suffer from a yellow plague that is now affecting people in Metropolis, thanks to Quismado, a Chirroban. Heading to South America, Superman succeeds in stopping Quismado and securing a cure for the yellow plague in Metropolis.
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