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    Action Comics #244

    Action Comics » Action Comics #244 - The Super-Merman of the Sea released by DC Comics on September 1958.

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    The Super-Merman of the Sea last edited by Raines on 03/04/24 12:02PM View full history

    Superman for some reason has retreated to live under the oceans and the people of earth start to panic wondering why he would do such a thing.

    Lois Lane decides to check it out and when she does she is disappointed. Superman is helping two aliens with various constructions. It also looks like Superman has wedded the female.

    The father has asked Superman to help him construct a machine that will melt the polar ice-caps of earth, creating a new water planet for more of his race to live on. And Superman agreed to build the machines....

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    Action Comics #244 - The Super-Merman of the Sea by stikfigureman2d on September 19, 2010

    Alright, this comic is kind of old but I'm just gonna say now its main redeeming factor is the cheesy idea and how its written, complete with a twist ending (which I'm not going to spoil for anyone). I just enjoyed reading an old comic to compare the differences in comics today and the biggest, and most obvious difference is artwork. The artwork is simple but the colours are a-plenty and so that actually does a job at keeping readers. The concept of Superman abandoning earth and living underwate...

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