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| − | The lovely blond ruler of [[Mistri-Lor]] who, surrounded by a plethora of "handsome muscular men" in her exotic "lost civilization," falls instantly in love with mild-mannered [[Clark Kent]] when he arrives there after a long journey by balloon --accompanied by [[Jimmy Olsen]] and [[Lois Lane]]-- in March 1963. Narrowly avoiding marriage to the love-struck queen in his Clark Kent identity, [[Superman]] remains in Mistri-Lor long enough to thwart a series of attempts by the ruthless Prince Vikar, "the most powerful prince in the realm," to assassinate the queen and, as next in line to her throne, establish his dominion over her kingdom (Act No.298: "Clark Kent, Coward!"). The story is in many respects similar to Superman No.67/2 (Nov/Dec 1950: "The City Under the Sea!"). [See [[Queen Paralea]]] | + | The lovely blond ruler of [[Mistri-Lor]] who, surrounded by a plethora of "handsome muscular men" in her exotic "lost civilization," falls instantly in love with mild-mannered [[Clark Kent]] when he arrives there after a long journey by balloon--accompanied by [[Jimmy Olsen]] and [[Lois Lane]]--in March 1963. Narrowly avoiding marriage to the love-struck queen in his Clark Kent identity, [[Superman]] remains in Mistri-Lor long enough to thwart a series of attempts by the ruthless [[Prince Vikar]], "the most powerful prince in the realm," to assassinate the queen and, as next in line to her throne, establish his dominion over her kingdom (Act No. 298: "Clark Kent, Coward!"). The story is in many respects similar to Superman No. 67/2 (Nov/Dec 1950: "The City Under the Sea!"). [See [[Queen Paralea]]] |
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Revision as of 03:11, 22 December 2005
The lovely blond ruler of Mistri-Lor who, surrounded by a plethora of "handsome muscular men" in her exotic "lost civilization," falls instantly in love with mild-mannered Clark Kent when he arrives there after a long journey by balloon--accompanied by Jimmy Olsen and Lois Lane--in March 1963. Narrowly avoiding marriage to the love-struck queen in his Clark Kent identity, Superman remains in Mistri-Lor long enough to thwart a series of attempts by the ruthless Prince Vikar, "the most powerful prince in the realm," to assassinate the queen and, as next in line to her throne, establish his dominion over her kingdom (Act No. 298: "Clark Kent, Coward!"). The story is in many respects similar to Superman No. 67/2 (Nov/Dec 1950: "The City Under the Sea!"). [See Queen Paralea]
