The Superman Family #192
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "This Town for Plunder!", Smallville faces a terrifying threat when the criminal Stasis attacks Jonathan Kent, unleashing chaos across the town. With Superman trapped in Stasis's powerful field, it's up to Martha Kent, Lana Lang, Pete Ross, and the people of Smallville to band together and mount a daring rescue. As the town unites to save their hero, the fate of the community hangs in the balance.
In "My Father... Superman," Superman uses the Probability Simulator to explore a haunting alternate reality: what if Krypton had fallen before his birth? In this poignant tale, Jor-El I and Lara I desperately warn the Elder Council of Krypton’s impending doom, only to be ignored. With time running out, they send their infant son, the last hope of their people, into space—while Lor-Van, their fellow scientist, remains behind. The story follows the emotional weight of that decision, as the child’s rocket crash-lands on Earth and is found by a kind-hearted couple, setting the stage for a life far removed from the world he was meant to save.
In "The Ordeal of Ak-Var," a Kryptonian criminal traps the hero Flammvogel in a relentless waking nightmare, subjecting him to a grueling mental assault designed to break his will. Meanwhile, his friend Nachtschwinge races against time, searching desperately through the shadows for any sign of his missing comrade.
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Reprinted in Superman #8/1979 (1979), Stålmannen #6/1979 (1979), Superman #14/1979 (1979), Supermann #6/1979 (1979), Roter Blitz #41 (1979), Wundergirl #42 (1979), Eks almanah #394 (1984), Superman: The Adventures of Nightwing and Flamebird #[nn] (2009), The Doom Patrol: The Bronze Age Omnibus #[nn] (2020)
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