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| − | The tiny, far-distant planet which is the site of the Interplanetary Olympic Games in September | + | '''Thon''' |
| − | 1956. Summoned to Thon to compete against other “super-Olympic contestants,†[[Superman]] thwarts a scheme by two evil aliens to win the Olympics, along with the “giant power crystal,†a glowing, “limitless source of energy†to be awarded to the victor’s home planet, by entering a “powerful, remote-controlled robot†named [[Bronno]] in place of a legitimate contestant (Act No. 220: “The Interplanetary Olympicsâ€). (See: [[Interplanetary Olympics]]) | + | |
| + | The tiny, far-distant planet which is the site of the Interplanetary Olympic Games as told in September 1956. Summoned to Thon to compete against other “super-Olympic contestants,†[[Superman]] thwarts a scheme by two evil aliens to win the Olympics, along with the “giant power crystal,†a glowing, “limitless source of energy†to be awarded to the victor’s home planet, by entering a “powerful, remote-controlled robot†named [[Bronno]] in place of a legitimate contestant (Act No. 220: “The Interplanetary Olympicsâ€). (See: [[Interplanetary Olympics]]) | ||
[[Category:Entries]] | [[Category:Entries]] | ||
[[Category:Planets]] | [[Category:Planets]] | ||
[[Category:Silver Age (1956-1970)]] | [[Category:Silver Age (1956-1970)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:39, 24 September 2008
Thon
The tiny, far-distant planet which is the site of the Interplanetary Olympic Games as told in September 1956. Summoned to Thon to compete against other “super-Olympic contestants,†Superman thwarts a scheme by two evil aliens to win the Olympics, along with the “giant power crystal,†a glowing, “limitless source of energy†to be awarded to the victor’s home planet, by entering a “powerful, remote-controlled robot†named Bronno in place of a legitimate contestant (Act No. 220: “The Interplanetary Olympicsâ€). (See: Interplanetary Olympics)
