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Zio Paperone e la scorribanda nei secoli

Uncle Scrooge and the scavenger gang through the centuries
Money is the Root of Upheaval
by Jerry Siegel, Romano Scarpa, and Sandro Del Conte
Topolino [Mickey Mouse] #911 (Mondadori, 13 May 1973)

After waking an Egyptian pharaoh from a millennia-long sleep, Uncle Scrooge summons Donald and Gearloose, eventually realizing that they can restore the pharoah to his rightful throne via a trip to ancient Egypt in Gearloose’s not-quite-finished time machine. That doesn’t go quite as planned, and on the way home, they manage to turn the future into a money-mint-land or somnethin’?. —based on Duck Comics Revue

Il veicolo aveva bisogno di una messa a punto! Comunque, siamo sulla “strada” giusta! Tenetevi forte!

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Keep your seat belts buckled at all times! In the unlikely event of a water landing, your seat cushion doubles as a flotation device.

In three panels, Uncle Scrooge is visited by three fawning minions and then
decides to visit his private museum.

Science Fiction
Comedy
Audience: Families
Definite Time Travel

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Feature Film

Superman I

Superman

by Mario Puzo et al. , directed by Richard Donner
(premiered at an unknown movie theater, Washington, D.C., 10 December 1978)

The humor didn’t quite click for me, but I did enjoy other parts including Christopher Reeve, Gene Hackman, the John Williams score, and a well-presented Superman mythos including his first time-travel rebellion against the don’t-mess-with-history edict of Jor-El.

As for the actual time travel, I had always assumed that the Man of Steel time traveled as he always did, via high speed, but in the extended edition of the movie, Donner states: “And he stops the world. And now it’s actually going backwards. Which means, none of this actually happens.” Is that right? Does he reverse the spin of the Earth? CJ Moseley has more to say on the matter over at the Time Travel Nexus. —Michael Main

Jonathan Kent: My son, there is one thing I know, and that is that you are here for a reason.

Christopher Reeve (as Superman) takes to the sky above Metropolis. You

1979 Hugo

Superhero
Definite Time Travel

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Feature Film

Superman II

Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut

by Mario Puzo et al. , directed by Richard Donner and Richard Lester
(premiered at an unknown movie theater, Los Angeles, 2 November 2006)

Richard Donner, the original director of Superman II, was replaced partway through the production. Almost 30 years later, a DVD of the movie was put together including most of his footage and a time-travel ending that was pretty much identical to the end of Donner’s first Superman movie (and equally lame). —Michael Main