Mei Man: I drew Superman during the Great Depression

Chapter 96
"This is "Front Line". May I ask what you want to say..."

Anti-world, frontline newspaper.

"Hurry up, Kent, the wires say there's a superhero on Second Avenue and 39th Street..."

After hanging up the phone, the newspaper reporter yelled at a colleague wearing glasses in the office.

"I'll go!"

Grabbing the SLR on the table, Colin, not Clark Kent, responded immediately.

"Front Line" (Front Line), is an exclusive newspaper established by Ben Yurich, a veteran reporter of the former "Daily Horn". The old employees of the newspaper office either actively or passively went to the "front line" to serve.

It is said that Jameson, the former owner of the Daily Bugle, stole his sponsorship of Frontline.

Ben Yurich, the boss of the "Frontline" newspaper, never voluntarily denied this.

Take the camera and get down from the floor where the frontline newspaper is located, and compare it with the 46-story news industry building of the "Daily Bugle".

The building where the front line is located is obviously much simpler.

However, as a reporter who has just joined the newspaper not long ago and has never experienced the experience of the front line at the Bugle Daily.

Colin was very calm.

After getting off the elevator, he took the camera and ran outside.

As he passed the gate of the building, he bumped into Smith, a videographer with a bushy beard.

Obviously, Smith finally made a decision and chose to leave the acquired "Daily Horn" with Ben Yurich and the others.

"Hey, Kent is this?"

Seeing the busy figure of this colleague, Smith asked casually.

"There's news on Second Avenue."

Facing Smith's question, Colin twitched the corners of his mouth, showing just the right anxiety.

"Then I won't bother you, I wish you success in your work."

Hearing Colin's answer, Smith quickly stepped aside.

"Thanks, Smith."

Passing by Smith, Colin thanked him with a smile.

The whole conversation was ordinary and ordinary, and Smith, who passed by, didn't notice anything unusual from Colin.What's more, he didn't realize that this new colleague Clark, whom he had a face-to-face conversation with at the entrance of the newspaper, was actually the newcomer reporter Colin Luper who worked with him at the "Daily Bugle".

……

Grab the camera and get in the driver's seat.

Ke Lin adjusted the angle of the rearview mirror, clicked on the navigation and entered the address his colleague told him.

Although, he is no stranger to this address.But as Clark Kent, he needs to make himself feel that way.

After all, Clark wasn't Colin, and he didn't work for the Daily Bugle.

Of course, I don't know the address of 39th Street on Second Avenue, which is actually the location of the "Daily Bugle".

Driving a second-hand car towards the location of the Bugle Daily, Ke Lin silently started his [Super Hearing] in the car.

All kinds of noisy and chaotic voices filled Colin's cochlea, but unlocking Superman's [Super Brain Power] naturally eliminated these voices, and finally only locked on the target he needed.

"Haha, Spider-Man, you are thinner than I thought..."

Under the effect of [Super Hearing], Colin first heard a sharp voice making a piercing laugh like a needle point.

"You can call me the Green Goblin, but it doesn't matter, because you won't live long, hahahaha..."

"I'm going to make your corpse into a specimen to commemorate the birth of my Green Goblin, haha, I just don't know if I can find the insect box that holds you."

"..."

Green Goblin?Spiderman!
In the car, Colin couldn't help raising his eyebrows when he heard the green goblin's piercing laughter.

I don't know whether it's luck or misfortune. The first report on superheroes he joined "Frontline" was actually the famous Spider-Man in the American comic world, and also the lifelong enemy of his former boss James.

Judging from the content detected by [Super Listening], this should be the first appearance of the Green Devil.

As for Spider-Man, he also debuted not long ago.

Judging from the information Colin has in front of him, the popularity of the anti-world bug is far from reaching the level of a good friend in New York City.I just don’t know if the Ben Parker of this world has left his classic quote.

In addition, for some reason, the Spider-Man who was fighting the Green Devil seemed unusually silent, far less talkative than Colin remembered.

Could this be caused by [distorted time node] again?
Regardless, the doomed battle scene between the two fledgling superheroes and supervillains.

With some expectation in his heart, Colin rushed to the place where the battle took place while controlling the time.

As a reporter, he only needs to show up at the battle site at the right time to take photos.

As for the follow-up contact and the acquisition of [Time Shards], that is a question that Colin needs to think about, not Clark.

While driving the car, continue to rush to Second Avenue.

Ke Lin's [Super Hearing] is also synchronously transmitting the latest situation of the battle scene.

Amid a series of huge explosions, the Green Goblin's voice became sharper and harsher.

"Damn it, Spider-Man, do you just run away! Or do you think you can beat me like this?"

"If you think so, then you are too naive. I am a great green goblin. Do you think I will be fooled by your juggling tricks? Hahaha, let me give you a big gift, I The special pumpkin bomb, you must taste it well, otherwise the green devil uncle will be angry, hahahaha..."

Accompanied by the green goblin's sharp wild laughter, and the violent explosion sounded in Colin's ears.

Rumbling--

This time, he didn't even need to use [Super Hearing] to catch it, he could feel the huge destructive power of the explosion.

"what happened?"

"Explosion, it's an explosion!"

"Is it another terrorist attack? Is it an attack by anti-German elements?"

"Don't those anti-Germans have brains? How long has the German victory passed, and they are still fantasizing about the era of the Allies..."

Because of the sudden and huge explosion, the entire driveway fell into chaos.

Many driving drivers stopped their cars. They got out of the cars and looked at the direction of the explosion with obvious fear and shock on their faces.

Click!

Controlling the steering wheel with one hand, passing through the chaotic road.

Ke Lin picked up the SLR camera on the passenger seat with one hand, pointed at the location of the explosion billowing thick smoke, and skillfully took a picture of the scene.

(End of this chapter)