Cover: Curt Swan & George Klein

Action Comics #345

Jan 1967 · DC · 0.12 USD

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In "The Day Candid Camera Unmasked Clark Kent's Identity!", the Daily Planet’s own Clark Kent finds himself in a bizarre twist when a surprise television segment threatens to expose his secret identity—just as Supergirl faces a far more dangerous trial on the parallel world of Gaea. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by Jim Mooney, this 1967 classic blends superhero drama with a touch of sci-fi intrigue, all rendered with the crisp detail of Curt Swan’s cover and George Klein’s inks.

Contains 2 stories

The Day Candid Camera Unmasked Clark Kent's Identity!

13 pp · Superhero

Superman [Clark Kent]Allen FuntPerry WhiteLois LaneJimmy OlsenJohn L. Sullivan (criminal in disguise)Jake Kilrain (criminal in disguise)Diamond Jim Brady (criminal in disguise)

In this 1967 tale from Action Comics #345, real-life prankster Allen Funt brings his Candid Camera crew to Metropolis, turning the spotlight on unsuspecting citizens—just as Superman’s secret identity hangs in the balance. With his trademark humor and surprise tactics, Funt’s antics threaten to unmask Clark Kent before the Man of Steel can stop them.

The Exile of Steel

11.67 pp · Superhero

Supergirl [Linda Danvers]Dick MalvinLucas Nevins

In the parallel world of Gaea, Supergirl stands accused of subversive acts in a trial that ends in her exile—banished from her home planet not for crime, but for defiance. Now a fugitive in a land ruled by an oppressive regime, she bides her time, her strength and resolve unbroken, waiting for the moment to reclaim what was stolen.