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[[Image:ZakKul.jpg|left]] A “renegade scientist†of [[Kandor]], sought by the Kandorian police for crimes he committed on [[Krypton]], who escapes from the bottle city in October 1958, enlarges himself to normal human size by means of an ingenious size-changing apparatus powered by the radioactive element [[Illium-349]] and then transforms himself into a [[Superman]] look-alike with the aid of an “electronic plastic surgery†machine—or “face-molding in strumentâ€â€”on display in the [[Fortress of Solitude]], all as part of an elaborate scheme to impersonate Superman permanently on Earth so that he can avoid being returned to Kandor to stand trial for his crimes. | [[Image:ZakKul.jpg|left]] A “renegade scientist†of [[Kandor]], sought by the Kandorian police for crimes he committed on [[Krypton]], who escapes from the bottle city in October 1958, enlarges himself to normal human size by means of an ingenious size-changing apparatus powered by the radioactive element [[Illium-349]] and then transforms himself into a [[Superman]] look-alike with the aid of an “electronic plastic surgery†machine—or “face-molding in strumentâ€â€”on display in the [[Fortress of Solitude]], all as part of an elaborate scheme to impersonate Superman permanently on Earth so that he can avoid being returned to Kandor to stand trial for his crimes. | ||
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| + | With the real Superman imprisoned in the bottle city as the result of [[Lois Lane]]'s having mistaken him for the impostor and having used Zak-Kul’s size changing apparatus to reduce the Man of Steel to microscopic size, Zak-Kul, now clad in a spare Superman costume stolen from the Fortress of Solitude, literally usurps Superman’s life, capturing criminals and performing super-heroic deeds, basking in the real Superman’s fame and glory, even going so far as to become “an ardent suitor of Lois Lane.†| ||
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| + | Believing that she is being courted by the real Superman, Lois Lane joyously accepts Zak-Kul’s proposal of marriage (“The answer is yes... yes... a million times yes!†she exclaims ecstatically; “Hurry.. take me to the justice of the peace at super speed... before you change your mind!â€), and for a time the couple are actually husband and wife, “I’m the happiest girl on Earth!†thinks Lois as she and the bogus Superman share a passionate embrace. “Superman is my husband!†| ||
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Revision as of 22:46, 14 May 2006
With the real Superman imprisoned in the bottle city as the result of Lois Lane's having mistaken him for the impostor and having used Zak-Kul’s size changing apparatus to reduce the Man of Steel to microscopic size, Zak-Kul, now clad in a spare Superman costume stolen from the Fortress of Solitude, literally usurps Superman’s life, capturing criminals and performing super-heroic deeds, basking in the real Superman’s fame and glory, even going so far as to become “an ardent suitor of Lois Lane.â€
Believing that she is being courted by the real Superman, Lois Lane joyously accepts Zak-Kul’s proposal of marriage (“The answer is yes... yes... a million times yes!†she exclaims ecstatically; “Hurry.. take me to the justice of the peace at super speed... before you change your mind!â€), and for a time the couple are actually husband and wife, “I’m the happiest girl on Earth!†thinks Lois as she and the bogus Superman share a passionate embrace. “Superman is my husband!â€
