The Legion of Super-Heroes Archives #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects Legion of Super-Heroes stories from the late 1960s, featuring the team's adventures in the 30th century as chronicled by writer Jim Shooter and artists including Curt Swan and George Papp. It reprints issues from the series' Silver Age run, focusing on classic tales of the teen heroes from across the galaxy.
When Stragrave Strikes! kicks off with a shocking twist: the Legion of Super-Heroes finds itself facing a new threat in the form of Pulsar Stargrave, a power-hungry alien with a plan to dominate the cosmos. With the team divided and secrets unraveling, Brainiac 5 is forced to confront a devastating truth—Stargrave is his father—and his allegiance is put to the ultimate test.
When the Legion of Super-Heroes is tasked with escorting Ambassador Relnic on a high-stakes diplomatic mission, they’re forced to confront Tseln of Thaun—without letting their true identities be exposed. As Princess Projectra, Sun Boy, and Timber Wolf navigate the delicate balance between stealth and duty, the mission tests their resolve in ways they didn’t expect.
In the shadowed halls of Zerox, the Legion of Super-Heroes faces a mystery deeper than space: Brainiac 5 confronts the ancient Starstone, seeking answers about his past—only to learn that Pulsar Stargrave is not his father, but the long-dead original Brainiac, a revelation that shakes the very foundation of his identity.
In "War at World's End!", the Legion of Super-Heroes faces a desperate stand on Colu as Pulsar Stargrave unleashes a dangerous scheme to awaken the planet’s ancient machines, using the team as a distraction while he seeks to enslave Colu’s population. With Brainiac 5, Lightning Lad, and the rest of the Legion racing to stop him, the fate of the planet hangs in the balance as old technology awakens and the future is rewritten.
In "A Day in the Death of a World!", the Legion of Super-Heroes races against time to evacuate the doomed planet Mordan as its star hurtles toward a catastrophic nova. With Karate Kid and Princess Projectra held hostage by the Fatal Five, the team must navigate desperate choices and the villains’ chilling plan to turn Mordan’s people into rare energite—just as the planet’s final moments begin.
In "3 Hours to... Holocaust!", the Legion of Super-Heroes races against time to stop the Fatal Five from triggering a star's collapse, endangering the people of Mordan. With the team divided and the enemy’s plans unfolding, the heroes must outwit the Fatal Five’s deception and uncover the location of the doomsday device—before it’s too late.
When a mysterious spore fog descends during the Legion's Klordny Festival, causing citizens to shrink overnight, the team must unravel the source before panic spreads. As the Immune emerges with a vendetta against R.J. Brande, the Legion finds themselves racing against time—balancing the crisis with a deeper mystery tied to the Immune’s past.
In "The Infinite Man Who Conquered the Legion!", the Legion of Super-Heroes faces a terrifying new threat when former Time Institute scientist Prof. Jaxon Rugarth, transformed by a failed experiment, emerges as the Infinite Man—wielding the power to summon ancient and impossible beings from across time to crush the Legion and exact revenge on Rond Vidar. With the team scattered and their greatest minds on the brink, the fight tests not just their strength, but their resolve against an enemy who bends history itself to his will.
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