Cover: Curt Swan & George Klein

Action Comics #306

Nov 1963 · DC · 0.12 USD

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“The Great Superman Impersonation!”

In "The Great Superman Impersonation!", Supergirl faces a crisis of identity and fear when she believes a radiation poisoning has turned her touch deadly to other super-beings, leading her to accept exile to the Phantom Zone. Written by Leo Dorfman and brought to life with dynamic art by Jim Mooney, this 1963 classic features Curt Swan’s iconic cover and George Klein’s sharp inks, capturing a pivotal moment in the Kryptonian heroine’s journey.

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writer Leo Dorfman · artist, inker Jim Mooney · letterer Milt Snapinn · cover Curt Swan, George Klein

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Full credits

writer Leo Dorfman

artist, inker Jim Mooney

letterer Milt Snapinn

cover pencils Curt Swan

cover inks George Klein

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Supergirl believes that she has been poisoned by radiation which causes death for any super-being she touches, so she agrees to be exiled to the Phantom Zone.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).