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Action Comics #242 The Super-Duel in Space / The Traffic Cop of 2058, A.D. / Safari from Space!
Cover Date: July, 1958
Cover by Curt Swan and Stan Kaye."The Super-Duel in Space" written by Otto Binder, penciled and inked by Al Plastino."The Traffic Cop of 2058, A.D." written by Otto Binder, penciled and inked by Jim Mooney."Safari from Space!" written by Jack Miller, penc ...
Issue Description
Cover by Curt Swan and Stan Kaye."The Super-Duel in Space" written by Otto Binder, penciled and inked by Al Plastino."The Traffic Cop of 2058, A.D." written by Otto Binder, penciled and inked by Jim Mooney."Safari from Space!" written by Jack Miller, penciled and inked by Howard Sherman.Superman - The Super-Duel in SpaceWhen a super-villain from outer space menaces the Earth with his amazing scientific powers, Earth's mighty champion, Superman, speeds to give battle. But this time the Man of Steel encounters fantastic super-powers even greater than his own! And a breathless world waits in suspense to learn what will be the outcome when the Man of Steel and Alien of Steel begin... The Super-Duel in Space.
Reprinted in
Superman Annual #2,
Superman #217,
Superman in the Fifties,
Superman: Bottle City of Kandor,
Tommy Tomorrow - The Traffic Cop of 2058, A.D.Chasing down space speed demons doing 90 miles a second!..
Giving tickets to traffic violators on the way to Mars!...
Such are the duties of a space trooper in the future year of 2058! Any resemblance to a policeman of 1958 is purely impossible, when Tommy Tomorrow becomes... The Traffic Cop of 2058, A.D.
Congo Bill - Safari From Space!To Congo Bill, the jungle was an open book! He and young Janu had met and defeated every savage beast and lurking peril known to the tropics! But when alien invaders from another world made the jungle their base for the conquest of Earth, Congo Bill faced a new kind of menace possessed of incredible powers! And he and Janu found themselves trapped as unwilling guides on a fantastic... Safari From Space!
The Super-Duel in Space! - Superman encounters a foe he cannot physically harm - how will he ever save the earth from Braniac?
Clark and Lois board the 'Columbus' the first manned rocket ship to outer space. Once in space they encounter the flying saucer belonging to a highly advanced alien being named Brainiac. Clark jettisons himself from the ship and changes into Superman. Unfortunately he can neither board Braniac's impenetrable ship, nor harm Braniac himself when he emerges. He has to sit by and watch helplessly as Braniac shrinks and bottles some of Earth's greatest cities.
Action Comics (1938)
- Publisher
- DC Comics
Volume Description
In the early days of comics books, it was not the convention to name comics after specific characters. Rather comics bore generic names such as this one. Although this series featured Superman throughout, it thus bore this name, one which it has become famous for (and the name was kept after the launch of The New 52.) It was the fourth DC Comics title, and the first new one produced after Detective Comics spread beyond the one title (this was after it purchased More Fun Comics and New Adventure Comics.)
Starring: Lex Luthor (starting #890) until #900.
Second Feature: Captain Atom (#879-#889), Superboy (#892), Jimmy Olsen (#893-#896)
(Issues #601-642 are filed under Action Comics Weekly)
Collected EditionsSuperman: The Golden Age Omnibus vol. 1 (#1-31)Adventures of Superman: Gil Kane vol. 1 (#539-541, 545, 546 & #551-554)Superman vs. Darkseid (#586)They Saved Luthor's Brain (#600, #668, #670-673, #676-678 )Panic in the Sky (#674-675)Death of Superman (#683-684)World Without Superman (#685-686)Superman: Funeral For A Friend (#685-686)Superman: Reign of the Supermen (#687-688)The Trial of Superman (#716-717)Transformed! (#729 & 732)DC Comics Presents: Superman #4 (#768, #771-773)Superman: Emperor Joker (#769-770)President Lex (#773)Superman: Our Worlds At War, Book One (#780-781)Superman: Our Worlds At War, Book Two (#782)Superman: Ending Battle (#795-796)DC Comics Presents: Superman #2 (#798)Godfall (Action Comics #812- 813, Adventures of Superman #625- 626 and Superman #202- 203)Superman: The Wrath of Gog (#814-819; backups #812-813)Superman: Sacrifice (Action Comics #829, Superman #218-220, Adventures of Superman #642-643 and Wonder Woman #219-220)Superman: Up, Up and Away! (#837-840)Superman: Back In Action (#841-843, plus stories from DC Comics Presents #4, #17 and #24)Superman: Last Son (#844-846, #851 and Action Comics Annual #11)The Third Kryptonian (Superman #668-670, Action Comics #847, Superman Annual #13)Redemption (Superman #659&666, Action Comics #848-849)3-2-1 Action (Superman #665, Action Comics #852-854, Legends of the DC Universe #14)Superman: Escape From Bizarro World (#855-857)Superman And The Legion of Super-Heroes (#858-863)Superman: Brainiac (#866-870)Superman: New Krypton Vol. 1 (#871)Superman: New Krypton Vol. 2 (#872-873)Superman: Nightwing And Flamebird Vol. 1 (#875-879 and Action Comics Annual #12)Superman: Codename Patriot (#880)Superman: Nightwing And Flamebird Vol. 2 (#883-889, Superman #696 and Adventure Comics #8-10)Superman: The Black Ring Vol. 1 (#890-895)Superman: The Black Ring Vol. 2 (#896-900; Action Comics Annual #13; Secret Six #29)Secret Six: Caution To the Wind (#897)Superman: Reign of Doomsday (#900-904)For Post-Flashpoint refer to Action Comics (Vol. 2)Please first Sign In before leaving a review.