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Zulu
From the distant planet Mega, a flying
saucer streaks toward Earth. Its sole
occupant, an electronic computer in human
form, whose intricate circuits can
envelop him in an impenetrable shield of
force, or, if need be, make him
invisible. And he is armed with a
Pearson weapon, a ray gun, which can
shrink objects or people to microscopic
size. As the Megan
spacecraft enters Earth's atmosphere,
Lois Lane, intrepid girl reporter for The
Daily Planet, and cub reporter Jimmy
Olsen are returning from a routine
assignment, when suddenly--
Look, Ms. Lane, a meteor.
Come on, Jimmy, let's take a look.
Good grief! It's... It's
Brainiac! He's come back! Brainiac?
Jeepers, I thought Superman got rid of
him for good! Come on, let's get back to
the car. It... It's
him! I hope you're wearing your Superman
signal watch. I am. I sure hope it works
now.
In the office of the Daily Planet.
Superman, disguised as mild-mannered
reporter Clark Kent, recognizes the alarm
signal which can be detected only by his
super-keen hearing. That's Jimmy.
In danger. This is a
job-- For Superman!
Now look, Brainiac. You don't want
us. We're-- We're just little people.
Superman, watch out! Superman,
careful. Don't step on us. Don't worry,
my friends. I'll-- Watch out behind you!
You too, Superman?Now what do we do?
Relax, Lois. What?
Oh, I forgot about his
force shield. Oh, dear.
Isn't there something you can do,
Superman?I think there is, Lois.
His force shield doesn't extend beneath
his feet. Oh, sure. If it did,
it would lift him off the ground. Right.
Since it doesn't, I will.
The shrinking leg! It's aimed right at
us! As the humanoid computer slowly
rises,The ray gun continues to shrink
Superman and his friends to microscopic
size.
Superman, where did all these boulders
come from?They're not boulders, Jimmy.
They're pebbles. And these small rocks
are grains of sand. Gleeps! What kind of
tree is this?That's just the stem of the
dandelion. And these are blades of grass.
Oh, dear. Now we'll have to spend the
rest of our lives like no, we won't.
Brainiac won't remain invisible forever.
I'm going to find him, get a hold of that
ray gun and. restore us to normal size.
You wait right here.
Ohh Can you see him now?No, these
blades of grass are blocking my view.
I'll climb to the top of this dandelion
and have a look around.
Oh no, an ant! A giant ant!
Jimmy, help! Get Superman!
I hope he can hear this.
Oh!
The signal. Lois and Jimmy are in danger.
Superman, watch out! Oh, sorry,
Auntie, but I've got to spoil yourpicnic.
He's coming, Superman! Brainiac's coming
back this way! Good. Up, up, and
away! Seizing the chance he's been
waiting for, the Man of Steel rockets
upward toward the head of the
unsuspecting electronic man. Then the
diminutive Dynamo projects his powerful
heat vision, directing his destructive
beam at the circuits inside the
human-formed computer. A split
second later,The electronic man is
inoperative. And now,
finally, the ray gun is in the possession
of Superman. That's it.
Let's stand in front of it. Good. I'm
tired of being Tiny Jim. I hope
it works.
Now I'll destroy this once and
for all. Please
do. Come on, Jimmy.
Let's rush back to the office and write
the story. The end of the Brainiac,
thanks to Superman. Yeah! Don't
be too sure. Remember that Dr. Heckler
can always build another one on Mega. But
if he does, he'll have to build another
spacecraft, too, because I'm going to
destroy this one.
Uh-oh. The saucer's gone. Dr.
Heckler beat me to it. Recalled it by
remote control. And I'm sure it'll come
back again. with another Brainiac.
Hi, Clark. And where were you today?
Oh, uh, I-I was visiting with some ants.
That's ants, spelled
A-N-T-S.
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