Superman (Action Comics #1, 1938)
美國 · Siegel & Shuster
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In 1938's Action Comics #1, Superman rockets to Earth from a dying world as an infant — a craft that may be the most-seen "arriving spaceship" in all of fiction.
In Action Comics #1 (1938), a scientist on a doomed planet seals his infant son inside a hastily built rocket and fires it toward Earth[1]. The ship crashes in open country, the baby is found by a passing motorist, and he grows up to become Superman. The original tale didn't even name the planet — "Krypton" and his birth parents were added the following year[2]. Notably, this arriving craft predates the flying-saucer era: it is a streamlined rocket, not a disc, reflecting 1930s dreams of spaceflight rather than any later sighting.
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References
- 1.Action Comics #1 — National Allied Publications (DC Comics) · 1938Book
- 2.Superman: The Complete History (Les Daniels) — Chronicle Books · 1998Book
- 3.Superman: The High-Flying History of America's Most Enduring Hero (Larry Tye) — Random House · 2012Book