DC Comics Presents #32

Against the cherry blossoms and the Washington Monument, the cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano frames one of DC's most delightfully awkward romantic triangles: Superman and Wonder Woman share a passionate kiss while a glowing, winged figure hovers behind them — and a mortified Lois Lane, standing beside Steve Trevor, protests that she had a date with Superman. The speech bubbles alone make this April 1981 issue irresistible, capturing the screwball charm that DC Comics Presents did so well when it paired the Man of Steel with a fellow hero for unexpected adventures. "The Super-Prisoners of Love" promises exactly the kind of story the title delivers — big emotions, bigger personalities, and enough drama to fill the National Mall.