Superman Annual #4
In "A Doghouse for Superman!", Superman's vulnerability to kryptonite leads to a thousand-year slumber, awakening in a future where Earth faces a new threat from the villain Drago. Written by Bill Finger and brought to life with classic flair by Wayne Boring and Stan Kaye, this 1961 Annual captures the Man of Steel’s enduring spirit in a tale that bridges time and inspires a new generation of Earthmen. The cover by Curt Swan and George Klein perfectly captures the whimsical yet heroic tone of the story.
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Kryptonite exposure weakens Superman to such an extent that he sleeps for 1,000 years, when he revives he overcomes the villain Drago and galvanizes the future Earthmen into action.
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