Teräsmiehen Poika #4/1965
In "Terässankareiden laki (osa 1/2)", with the Legion of Super-Heroes occupied elsewhere, the Super-Pets take on leadership — and Proty II faces a series of increasingly perilous trials to earn his place in the Legion of Super-Pets. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by John Forte, with inks by Sheldon Moldoff and Al Plastino, this 1965 issue from Kirja-Mono delivers high-stakes challenges and rising tension, all under Curt Swan’s dynamic cover art with George Klein’s inks.
In "Terässankareiden laki (osa 1/2)," the Legion of Super-Heroes confronts a breach of its rigid code when one of their own faces trial for a suspected violation. As Sun Boy, Mon-El, and the rest of the team grapple with the weight of their unyielding standards, the true cost of their justice begins to surface—especially when the Time Trapper, now known as Commissioner Wilson, oversees proceedings with chilling precision.
In "Teräslemmikkien tulikokeet! (osa 1/2)," the Super-Pets step up when the Legion of Super-Heroes is away, putting Proty II through a series of increasingly perilous trials to prove he belongs among them. As Comet, Krypto, Streaky, Beppo, and the others watch, the young robot dog faces challenges that test not just his strength, but his courage and heart.
In the second part of this thrilling adventure, Proty II confronts his ultimate challenge, pushing his shape-shifting abilities to their limits in a way no one saw coming. As the Legion of Super-Pets faces a crisis only a truly unique ally can resolve, a surprising new member joins their ranks—bringing fresh energy and unexpected power to the team.
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