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Action Comics Vol 1 14

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"Superman Meets the Ultra-Humanite"


"The Journey Home (Part II)"

"Adventures of Marco Polo"

"The Pharaoh's Treasure (Part I)"

"The Miss Abelard Affair"

"Chuck Dawson"

"The Fountain of Youth"


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  • Inspector Hughes (First and only known appearance to date)

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Synopsis for "Superman Meets the Ultra-Humanite"

Superman travels down into the subway where a tunnel has collapsed. He discovers that a wall was constructed of inferior materials. Farther up the track, he sees someone also inspecting the wall who is beat up by some thugs and thrown into the path of an oncoming train. Superman saves the gentlemen.

The man tells him that he is City Inspector Hughes, who believes that the Star Company, which built the tunnels, used improper building materials. He also believes that the two thugs were associated with the Star Company. He travels to Star, Inc. and comes across the two thugs who roughed up Inspector Hughes.

He threatens their boss by dangling him out the window. As he does so, the two men throw him and the boss out the window. He cushions the boss' fall then grabs him and jumps back up to the window. He makes the boss write out a confession, but the two men have already escaped. He tracks them down, and just as he's about to catch their car, it goes invisible.

He notices some tracks heading to a deserted shed, and sure enough, inside he feels the outline of an invisible car. As he wonders about this, a trap door opens which drops him into a machine that encases him in crystal. We discover that Star, Inc. is a company run by the Ultra-Humanite. He reveals that the last time he met up with Superman, he escaped via parachute. As he is talking, however, Superman revives and destroys his crystal prison.

He approaches the Ultra-Humanite, who press a button and drops through the floor. Superman destroys the floor to get at him, but he is unable to find him. He grabs the two thugs, and discovers the invisible car has disappeared. He turns the two men into the police, but what of the Ultra-Humanite?

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Appearing in "Adventures of Marco Polo"

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Appearing in "The Pharaoh's Treasure (Part I)"

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Appearing in "The Miss Abelard Affair"

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  • Axel (First and only known appearance to date)

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  • Elanor Abelard (First and only known appearance to date)

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Appearing in "Chuck Dawson"

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Appearing in "The Fountain of Youth"

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  • Geas the Ugly (First and only known appearance to date)

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  • Elanor Hodges (First and only known appearance to date)
  • Fred Hodges (First and only known appearance to date)
  • Jeb Standish (First and only known appearance to date)
  • Valura (First and only known appearance to date)

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Notes

  • Writer/artist Fred Guardineer is also credited as Gene Baxter in this issue.


Trivia

  • First issue to feature Superman's S-shield on his cape.

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