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Cover: Bob Oksner

Action Comics #453

Nov 1975 · DC · 0.25 USD
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“Superman's Fantastic Face-Saving Feat!”

This November 1975 issue of Action Comics opens on a deeply unsettling image: a figure in Superman's costume peeling away his own face to reveal a sinister, grinning stranger beneath, while the unconscious body of Clark Kent lies crumpled in the background. The chilling cover caption — "Now that Clark Kent is out of the way — it's MY turn to be Superman!" — sets up a mystery of stolen identity that's hard to resist. Bob Oksner's cover art sells the threat with remarkable unease, and the issue also promises a backup story featuring the Atom.

writer Martin Pasko · artist, inker José Delbo · cover Bob Oksner

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artist, inker José Delbo
cover pencils, inks Bob Oksner

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Dr. Speer asks Ray to help him fix his Actualizer machine which is causing people to act out their subconscious thoughts.

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