Action Comics #311
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superman, King of Earth!", a dose of Red Kryptonite once again fractures Clark Kent into two distinct personalities—Clark, the humble reporter, and Superman, now a domineering tyrant who demands to be crowned king of the world, threatening the United Nations with his power. Fearing the consequences, Clark must secretly organize an underground resistance to stop his own evil counterpart. Written by Leo Dorfman and illustrated with iconic precision by Curt Swan, with inks by George Klein and letters by Joe Letterese, this 1964 classic features cover art by Curt Swan and Sheldon Moldoff.
In "Superman, King of Earth!" from Action Comics #311 (1964), a dose of Red Kryptonite fractures Clark Kent into two distinct beings: one a megalomaniacal Superman who demands to be crowned ruler of the world, the other a determined Clark Kent who rallies an underground resistance to stop him. With the United Nations under threat and the world on edge, the real Clark must fight his own darker half before tyranny takes hold.
On Valentine's Day, Comet the Super-Horse watches Supergirl receive affection from others and wishes he could feel the same—so he turns to Circe to become human. But as the day unfolds, a series of unexpected events make him question whether being human was ever truly what he wanted.
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Reprinted in Adventure Comics #390 (1970), Supercomic #44 (1971), The Silver Age of Superman The Greatest Covers of Action Comics from the '50s to the '70s #[nn] (1995), Showcase Presents: Supergirl #2 (2008), Supergirl: The Silver Age Omnibus #2 (2018), سوبرمان [Subirman Kawmaks / Superman Comics] #21
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