World's Finest Comics #205
In "The Computer That Captured a Town!", a rogue machine manipulates a town into acting on prejudice, turning the Teen Titans into unwitting agents of division—until Superman, guided by a cryptic subconscious signal from Lilith, races in to break the machine’s grip. Written by Steve Skeates and brought to life with sharp, dynamic art by Dick Dillin and Joe Giella, this 1971 DC classic blends social commentary with superhero action. The cover, a striking Neal Adams double-draw, captures the tension with a bold, cinematic flair.
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A town is controlled by a computer that makes the Teen Titans act like racists, until Superman gets a subconscious message from Lilith and arrives to stop the computer from controlling the townspeople.
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