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Title:
Action Comics
Synopsis:
”The Final Chapter”
The crew of a US Navy helicopter finds Superman unconscious in Alaska. He wakes up on the chopper and jumps off, heading to Metropolis. Meanwhile, the Eradicator attacks Emil Hamilton in the Fortress and captures him with the help of the robots. Superman arrives at Metropolis none too soon, as earthquakes continue to decimate the city and putting lives in danger. He saves as many civilians as he can and then tells Lois to meet him in Hamilton’s lab. There, Superman explains what’s happening with the Eradicator when he suddenly has a vision of the professor captive by the Fortress’ robots.
Superman flies straight to the Fortress and confronts the Eradicator, at the same time as trying to put Hamilton in safety. The battle progress throughout different parts of the Fortress, and Hamilton interferes by grabbing Mister Z’s gemstone and activating it, absorbing the life essence of the three of them. The Eradicator’s programming breaks up inside the stone’s dimension, and his energy-form is unstable, contrary to Superman’s and Hamilton’s. Superman defeats the Eradicator by dispersing his energy, and the burst of power makes the gemstone break again, freeing Superman and Hamilton.
With the Eradicator destroyed again, the weather conditions go back to normal, stopping all natural disasters. Meanwhile, a local newspaper in Metropolis called National Whisper prepares a front-page article saying Luthor is alive.
After Escaping the Krypton Man on Mercury, Superman heads for his Fortress of Solitude for the final showdown. Meanwhile, why are Lana Lang and Pete Ross in Washington D.C.?
The crew of a US Navy helicopter finds Superman unconscious in Alaska. He wakes up on the chopper and jumps off, heading to Metropolis. Meanwhile, the Eradicator attacks Emil Hamilton in the Fortress and captures him with the help of the robots. Superman arrives at Metropolis none too soon, as earthquakes continue to decimate the city and putting lives in danger. He saves as many civilians as he can and then tells Lois to meet him in Hamilton’s lab. There, Superman explains what’s happening with the Eradicator when he suddenly has a vision of the professor captive by the Fortress’ robots.
Superman flies straight to the Fortress and confronts the Eradicator, at the same time as trying to put Hamilton in safety. The battle progress throughout different parts of the Fortress, and Hamilton interferes by grabbing Mister Z’s gemstone and activating it, absorbing the life essence of the three of them. The Eradicator’s programming breaks up inside the stone’s dimension, and his energy-form is unstable, contrary to Superman’s and Hamilton’s. Superman defeats the Eradicator by dispersing his energy, and the burst of power makes the gemstone break again, freeing Superman and Hamilton.
With the Eradicator destroyed again, the weather conditions go back to normal, stopping all natural disasters. Meanwhile, a local newspaper in Metropolis called National Whisper prepares a front-page article saying Luthor is alive.
After Escaping the Krypton Man on Mercury, Superman heads for his Fortress of Solitude for the final showdown. Meanwhile, why are Lana Lang and Pete Ross in Washington D.C.?
Cover Date:
Jul 1991
Publisher:
DC Comics
Barcode:
070992304103
Issue Number:
667
Legacy Number:
22
Month:
July
Year:
1991
Variant Number:
Continued from Adventures of Superman #480
Purchase Type:
Direct
Printing:
1
Country:
United States
Cover Price:
$1.75
Era:
Modern Age
Genre:
Action
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Language:
English
Type of Comic:
Magazine
Characters:
Lana Lang, Pete Ross Superman (Clark Kent)
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Date Added:
2018-07-02 22:31:15
Series:
Action Comics (1938)
Story Arc:
Superman: The Mark of the Krypton Man!
Automatic Estimated Value:
~$1.68
Automatic Estimated Date:
2024-05-07
Date Added:
2018-07-02 22:31:15
Created By:
Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster
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Writer:
Roger Stern
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Artist:
Dan Jurgens, Jon Bogdanove, Dennis Janke Art Thibert
Brett Breeding Denis Rodier
Jim Mooney, Tom Grummett, Curt Swan Jerry Ordway
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Cover Artist:
Bob McLeod
Dan Jurgens
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