Action Comics #524
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe cover of Action Comics #524 (October 1981) poses one of the most unsettling questions in Superman's world: what happens when someone threatens the Clark Kent identity itself? Ross Andru and Dick Giordano deliver a striking image of Superman grabbing a bespectacled Clark Kent lookalike by the throat, the villain's speech bubble sneering, "You've been masquerading as Clark Kent long enough, Superman — now it's my turn!" The issue also boasts backup features starring Air-Wave and the Atom, making this an especially full package during DC's expanded-page era.
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A clone of Superman that was created by Lex Luthor tries to take the place of Clark Kent.
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