"I knew, I knew, Superman is invincible!"

In this scene where Superman fires heat vision into the universe, Colin directly used a four-frame frame to show the power of the scene in a patchwork form.

When readers in front of the Courier Daily saw this scene in the newspaper, their suppressed emotions and dissatisfaction seemed to be completely vented at this moment.

At the end of the story, General Zod and his men were sent to the prison of Kandor City in a bottle by Superman. Due to the influence of the Kryptonian environment inside Kandor City, General Zod and his men lost their abilities and transformed again.

Become an ordinary Kryptonian.

At the end of the comic, Lois questioned Superman on behalf of mankind.

Lois: "Superman, are you an alien or an Earthling?"

Superman, who really helped rebuild Metropolis, said with a smile when faced with Lois' inquiry.

Superman: "I am a superhero, and as long as people need me, I will keep doing it, fighting endless battles with Truth, Justice and the American Way."

This classic slogan once appeared in the animated movie "Superman and Mickey".

Now Colin has appropriated it into comics, giving answers through Superman's mouth, further deepening the connection between Superman and the American people.

At the same time, it also gives the identity of a superhero a completely different meaning.

As the first superhero in the history of American comics, Superman himself is actually the best interpretation of the term superhero.

It can be said that mastering Superman means that Colin has mastered the ultimate definition of a superhero, which is obviously crucial for Colin who needs to use Superman to gain [faith].

He can give all the power and beauty to the character of Superman, and ultimately gain power through the character itself.

That night at 8 p.m. on CBS.

The radio drama "Adventures of Superman" has been eagerly awaited by listeners in front of the radio, and the eighth episode "Solar Energy" has been broadcast.

Announcer: "He possesses incredible and incredible adventure characteristics. He is faster than a flying bullet and more powerful than a locomotive. Even exploding bombs cannot penetrate his tough skin."

Passerby A: “Look at the sky!”

…

"It's Superman!"

After working hard all night and during the day, Orson Welles and his Mercury Theater finally completed the dubbing of the episode "Solar Energy" before the radio drama was broadcast.

The content of the new script mainly describes the strange things Superman encountered while working in Metropolis.

The originally bright sky of Metropolis suddenly darkened, and the whole world fell into darkness. Because of the sudden darkness, the entire Metropolis fell into chaos. Superman, who worked at the Courier Daily, also immediately noticed the problem.

Louise: "What's going on? Why did it suddenly get dark?"

Colleague A: “I can’t see!”

Colleague B: "Damn it, I'm writing a report..."

Editor: "Can anyone tell me what happened?"

Announcer: "The sudden darkness plunged the metropolis into unprecedented chaos. However, there was one person among them who was not affected by the darkness, and that was Superman! His eyes can see through everything, even the darkness that enveloped the metropolis.

Even the darkness cannot block his eyes."

Superman: "Let me see what happened."

In the announcer's description, Superman used his super vision to see through dark secrets.

It turns out that over the metropolis, someone used mysterious light to absorb the energy of the sun, causing the entire metropolis to fall into darkness.

Without the sun's rays, the entire metropolis seemed to have lost its vitality.

Plants stopped growing, the citizens of the metropolis began to become drowsy, and coldness also descended on the metropolis.

Without the warmth of the sun, most cities would fall into the freezing cold of winter.

In the radio drama, in order to show this cold feeling, the sound of wind is constantly added to the background sound, giving people a feeling of howling cold wind.

Influenced by "The Adventures of Superman", the listeners in front of the radio subconsciously wrapped their clothes tightly.

The darkness not only made Metropolis cold, but even Superman seemed to be affected by it, and his powers began to weaken.

At the same time, the radio drama inserted a timely memory about Superman's childhood.

Announcer: "In his weakness, Superman recalled his life on the farm when he was a child..."

Young Clark: "Dad, what is that?"

Jonathan Kent: "That's the sun, Clark."

Young Clark: "The sun? Is it always in the sky?"

Jonathan Kent: "Of course, my boy."

Young Clark: "Then why can't I see it at night?"

Jonathan Kent: "The sun is always there, but the earth we live on is always rotating, so the sun's rays cannot reach us at night."

Young Clark: "So, sunlight only appears during the day?"

Jonathan Kent: "No, kid, the sun's light is always there, even at night, and the moon reflects the sun's light."

Young Clark: "So, the light of the moon is also the light of the sun."

Jonathan Kent: "That's right, kid."

Young Clark: "No wonder I always feel comfortable when the moon shines on me."

…

Announcer: "As a magical Kryptonian, Superman has a completely different physiological structure from Earthlings. He can attract the sun's light and turn it into his own power. After realizing that the mysterious light blocked the sun's irradiation, Superman

Decided to go and see what this was all about.”

In the eighth episode of the "Solar" radio drama, Colin once again emphasized the source of Superman's power through the announcer's mouth.

At the same time, during the announcer's introduction, Superman flew into outer space and broke through the mysterious light above the metropolis. In the universe, he absorbed the power of the sun, regained his original weak strength, and at the same time used his own abilities, and finally

The culprit who caused all this was discovered-Luthor.

This evil guy is trying to use darkness to rule the world.

Superman: "Luthor, I discovered your evil plan."

Luthor: "Damn Superman!"

The end of the radio drama undoubtedly ends with Superman foiling Luthor's evil plan.

Along with Luthor's unwilling shouting, the standard ending of "The Adventures of Superman" sounded on the other end of the radio.

Passerby A: “Look at the sky!”

…

Passerby: "That's Superman! (That's - Superman!)"

Announcer: ""Superman" is a copyright-protected work that is serialized in newspapers and magazines published by The Courier. In addition, the first anniversary special issue of "Superman" will also be on sale at major newsstands. More exciting comics

The plot will be presented in it, I hope you don’t miss it.”

The broadcast ended with Superman's iconic slogan.

Orson Welles, who served as the announcer, told the audience about the first anniversary issue of "Superman" at a very fast speed.

This is not the first time Orson Welles has helped Colin advertise, and the whole process can be said to be very familiar.

In addition, the news about the first anniversary was not only explained in detail in the "Adventures of Superman" radio drama, but also in the "Daily Courier" issued this morning.

It can be said that Colin took great pains to let more readers and listeners know the news.

…

"Is it almost time?"

In front of the radio, listening to the first anniversary promotion of the radio drama "The Adventures of Superman", Colin lowered his head and glanced at the pale color that spread to his arms. During the time he was traveling through the real world, the death power from Baron Saturday had been

It was eroding Colin's body.

At the same time, once Colin closed his eyes and fell asleep, he could feel an invisible force pulling his consciousness back to the counter-world, and even Baron Saturday's nasal laughter could be faintly seen.

All of this reminded Colin that he did not have much time left.

However, his eyes fell on the text in front of him, and Colin's pale face showed a rare look of anxiety.

However, the most critical ability has never been unlocked.

…

In this way, with Colin feeling uneasy and weak, the time of the real world reached the third day.

This may also be the last day he can stay at this time.

Early that morning, the major newsstands in New York City were lined up with dense queues.

"Hey, man."

Passing by the queue, some unsuspecting pedestrians glanced at the long queue in front of them and couldn't help but ask the people waiting in line.

"Are you waiting in such a long line to receive relief food? Which church's relief site is this?"
To be continued...