Adam Strange
From superman.nu: Supermanica
(Difference between revisions)
Super Monkey (Talk | contribs) m |
Super Monkey (Talk | contribs) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | Adam Strange was at one point an archaeologist on a dig in South America, when he met up with hostile natives, while he was running for his life, he jumped across a ravine and landed on a strange planet many light years away. He was beamed away a [[Zeta Beam]] sent from the planet [[Rann]], which orbited the star Alpha Centauri, in an effort to institute communications with Earth but bizarre circumstances had altered the Zeta Beam into a teleportation ray. | + | Adam Strange was at one point an archaeologist on a dig in South America, when he met up with hostile natives, while he was running for his life, he jumped across a ravine and landed on a strange planet many light years away. He was beamed away by a [[Zeta Beam]] sent from the planet [[Rann]], which orbited the star Alpha Centauri, in an effort to institute communications with Earth but bizarre circumstances had altered the Zeta Beam into a teleportation ray... |
Adam Strange teamed up with [[Superman]] to battle and defeat the villainous [[Kaskor]] in November 1978 (DCCP No. 3, Nov 1978: “The Riddle of Little Earth Lost!â€). | Adam Strange teamed up with [[Superman]] to battle and defeat the villainous [[Kaskor]] in November 1978 (DCCP No. 3, Nov 1978: “The Riddle of Little Earth Lost!â€). | ||
Revision as of 00:09, 24 October 2005
Adam Strange was at one point an archaeologist on a dig in South America, when he met up with hostile natives, while he was running for his life, he jumped across a ravine and landed on a strange planet many light years away. He was beamed away by a Zeta Beam sent from the planet Rann, which orbited the star Alpha Centauri, in an effort to institute communications with Earth but bizarre circumstances had altered the Zeta Beam into a teleportation ray...
Adam Strange teamed up with Superman to battle and defeat the villainous Kaskor in November 1978 (DCCP No. 3, Nov 1978: “The Riddle of Little Earth Lost!â€).
