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| + | '''Stefan Andriessen''' | ||
| + | "The greatest explorer and adventurer of our times" and the founder of the [[Superman Museum]], a man who has "scaled the highest peaks, plummeted [sic] the greatest depths of the seas, and penetrated the wildest jungles" on Earth. When word leaks out that Andriessen "is embarking on a strange secret adventure" involving the accumulation of [[Superman]] trophies and memorabilia from some of the most remote spots on Earth, Superman becomes fearful that the world-famed adventurer is attempting to unravel the secret of his dual identity. In reality, however, Andriessen's only motive is the founding and dedication of a Superman Museum. "I kept my plans secret," he explains later at a press conference, "knowing that if they leaked out, others might get the trophies and charge high prices for them!" (Act No. 164, Jan 1952: "Superman's Hall of Trophies"). (TGSB) | ||
[[category:Entries|Andriessen, Stefan]] | [[category:Entries|Andriessen, Stefan]] | ||
[[category:People|Andriessen, Stefan]] | [[category:People|Andriessen, Stefan]] | ||
[[category:Golden Age (1938-1955)|Andriessen, Stefan]] | [[category:Golden Age (1938-1955)|Andriessen, Stefan]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:32, 4 July 2007
Stefan Andriessen
"The greatest explorer and adventurer of our times" and the founder of the Superman Museum, a man who has "scaled the highest peaks, plummeted [sic] the greatest depths of the seas, and penetrated the wildest jungles" on Earth. When word leaks out that Andriessen "is embarking on a strange secret adventure" involving the accumulation of Superman trophies and memorabilia from some of the most remote spots on Earth, Superman becomes fearful that the world-famed adventurer is attempting to unravel the secret of his dual identity. In reality, however, Andriessen's only motive is the founding and dedication of a Superman Museum. "I kept my plans secret," he explains later at a press conference, "knowing that if they leaked out, others might get the trophies and charge high prices for them!" (Act No. 164, Jan 1952: "Superman's Hall of Trophies"). (TGSB)
