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'''"Superman's Return to Krypton"'''(A) by Bill Finger and Al Plastino, Superman 61, 1949. | '''"Superman's Return to Krypton"'''(A) by Bill Finger and Al Plastino, Superman 61, 1949. | ||
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| + | '''"Superman's Return to Krypton"''' (B) by Jerry Siegel and Eayne Boring. Superman 141, 1960. | ||
Revision as of 00:16, 20 March 2005
Time Travel
More to come yesterday... or maybe tomorrow?
By exceeding the speed of light, and over taking it, it is possible to view images from the past as in "Superman's Return to Krypton (A)".
Again, by exceeding the speed of light and super-spinning, either clockwise or counter clockwise in concentretic circles, a super being can time travel - either to the past or future.
Rule Number One: it is impossible to change events in the past. Proven time and time again by various members of the Superman family.
Rule Number Two: it is impossible to change events in the future as when Supergirl discovered when she appeared in the future and saw the "death" of Jimmy Olsen and tried to prevent it in "present day".
Rule Number Three: It is possible to be the cause or inspiration for something in the past that was ordained to be as a result of a super being's time trip. Various examples throughout the Chronicles of Superman.
The Legion of Super-Heroes travels by Time Bubble or Time Cube. In the far flung future of tomorrow, Superman will visit the Adult Legion of Super-Heroes by Time Lanes because time trips will be so commonplace.
External Links to Online Comics
A Time Travel Tale: "The Three Ages of Superboy" by Edmond Hamilton & Curt Swan from Superboy 103, 1963. [1] "Superman's Return to Krypton"(A) by Bill Finger and Al Plastino, Superman 61, 1949. [2] "Superman's Return to Krypton" (B) by Jerry Siegel and Eayne Boring. Superman 141, 1960.
