Atom Man In Metropolis Part 13

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In a cellar under the garage of a secluded country house, Clark Kent lies powerless at the feet of Henry Miller, the Nazi-Atterman, Vaines runs a solution of Kryptonite, the one substance that robs Superman of his strength and power, aware that Kent is, in reality, Superman, Miller and Sidney his sinister ally, planned to starve him to death. After three days, however, alarmed by a newspaper report that scientists

were working on a defense against atomic power, Miller attempted to leave the hideout. Sidney stopped him at gunpoint. But that night when the fat man dozed, Miller attacked him. The two conspirators grappled, and as we continue now, the younger, stronger Miller has kicked Sidney's gone across the room and clasped the electronic converter around his stroke

which transforms him into an atom man. As the horrified Sidney staggers to his feet, Miller, a maniacal smile curling his thin lips pulled on his strange mesh metal gloves. Listen. Now, Sidney, now tell me who's master.

Take that, take that good rough minute. I like to see your fat body shake with fear. No, no, no, you need me. You can't do it without me. What do I need you for you fat man?

Go on and beg for your lives, Sidney. I've waited a long time for this moment. No! I just find to show you that you can't afford to do away with me. You've forgotten about Cart Kent, forgotten that he's Superman.