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Zulu
Faster than a speeding bullet. More
powerful than a locomotive.
Able to leap tall buildings at a single
bound.
Look up in the sky.
It's a bird. It's a plane. It's
Superman. It's Superman. Man of gold.
Superman.
Superman, marketed to Earth as an infant
from the distant planet Krypton,
exploded. And who disguised as Clark
Kent, Mile Planet reporter for the Daily
Planet, fights a never-ending battle for
truth, justice and freedom with
superpowers far beyond those of ordinary.
Nestled in remote mountain country, the
tiny community of Carbontown begins
another workday at the mines, when
suddenly, as miners prepare to descend
into the coal pits, a strange, unearthly
sound pierces the morning calm.
Mass panic grips the terrified townsfolk
as the strange craft alight--
From its interior, a crew of odd
beings emerges.
The police, joined by reinforcements,
move in to challenge the invaders. But a
blast from the spaceship's weapons sends
them scurrying for cover.
Now, confident that they have secured
their position. The Raiders prepare to
load their space vehicle with coal, to
the utter amazement of the miners.
Look at that! I don't get it.
They traveled millions of miles just
to steal coal.
News of this curious activity spreads
like wildfire, reaches the city of
Metropolis, bringing an instant response
from the Man of Steel.
At super speed, covering miles in
fractions of a second, Superman streaks
to the stricken town and swoops to the
rescue.
Now, boys, let's have a little talk. Old
Earthman. We have no wish
to harm you or anyone else. Then what
are you doing here?Why are you taking
this coal?We were forced to
raid your planet. Forced?You must
believe me. Aruk, a criminal
scientist of our world, holds our
friends hostages. Ohh If
we don't carry out his orders, he will
kill the hostages. But why are you sent
to steal coal?Coal is a form of
carbon. An element very scarce
on our planet, Aruk invented a
process for converting. carbon
into the hardest substance in the
universe. You mean like diamonds?Yes,
only many times harder.
With enough of this substance, a rook can
build an indestructible fleet. In
that case, you need help, badly. Suppose
I came to your world. We would
gladly take you there. I've got a better
idea. I'll take you there.
Get inside and secure the hatch.
All aboard. Up, up,
and away! Faster
than the speed of light, Superman carries
the spaceship through millions of miles
of trackless outer space. His super ears,
following directions, transmitted through
the hull of the spaceship. Now, as he
enters the strange planet's gravitational
belt, the occupants of the domed,
impenetrable fortress of Aruk, master
scientist, master criminal, are
alerted to his arrival.
So, the rebels bring a superhuman
earthling to fight for them. Give him a
taste of our might. At once,
Aruk.
He destroyed them, every one of them.
close the dome. Gather the hostages.
Here, Sarooq.
So that's Sarooq's fortress.
Yes, built of super hard carbon,
which no force can penetrate.
Well, let's try it for size.
Wait, Earthman. Observe.
My men hold deadly weapons on our
hostages. Retreat, or I order
them to fire. All right. I guess I
know when I'm licked. That is wise. You
are strong, Earthman, but not strong
enough to defeat.
Guess again, Aruk. Hurry.
Shoot them down. Destroy them.
You see, Aruk, your own invention
protects them.
They're all yours now. You can deliver
them to justice. Up, up, and away!
Farewell, Superman, and thank you.
Our whole world will remember what you
have done for us.
Superman saves alien planet.
Fantastic. How did you ever get this
story, Kent?You'll never know, Chief.
All I can tell you is that I had to
travel far to get it.
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