Dr. Reese Kearns
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'''Dr. Reese Kearns''' | '''Dr. Reese Kearns''' | ||
| − | A [[Metropolis]] | + | A scientist whose reputation was once ruined when he predicted that a meteor would strike [[Metropolis]] and destroy it. Years later, he interviews [[Superman]] and asks him what his first exploit might have been. Superman recalls leaving the rocket transporting him to Earth as a baby and fighting an alien monster on an asteroid in space. By the time he returned to his rocket, the infant Kal-El had changed the meteor's trajectory and caused it to go off course and miss the city of Metropolis. |
| − | [[Category:Entries|Kearns, | + | Therefore, Dr. Kearns's original hypothesis is shown to have been accurate after all and his scientific veracity is restored in his mind (S No. 106, Jul 1956: "Superman's First Exploit!"). |
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| − | [[Category:Scientists|Kearns, | + | [[Category:Entries|Kearns, Dr. Reese]] |
| − | [[Category:Silver Age (1956-1970)|Kearns, | + | [[Category:People|Kearns, Dr. Reese]] |
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Latest revision as of 19:32, 17 March 2008
Dr. Reese Kearns
A scientist whose reputation was once ruined when he predicted that a meteor would strike Metropolis and destroy it. Years later, he interviews Superman and asks him what his first exploit might have been. Superman recalls leaving the rocket transporting him to Earth as a baby and fighting an alien monster on an asteroid in space. By the time he returned to his rocket, the infant Kal-El had changed the meteor's trajectory and caused it to go off course and miss the city of Metropolis.
Therefore, Dr. Kearns's original hypothesis is shown to have been accurate after all and his scientific veracity is restored in his mind (S No. 106, Jul 1956: "Superman's First Exploit!").
