Middle Class Fantasies #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Frogman" in Middle Class Fantasies #1 (1973) kicks off with a chilling twist: the body of George Reeves is secretly exhumed and cryogenically preserved. Years later, advances in science allow his brain to be transplanted into a new body endowed with Superman’s powers—setting the stage for a story that redefines identity and legacy. Written and illustrated by Jerry Lane, with full art and lettering by the same hand, the cover by Jerry Lane captures the eerie, otherworldly tone of this surreal origin.
In "The Frogman," a mysterious figure emerges from the sea, defying gravity as he drifts toward Ann’s home. What begins as an otherworldly encounter unfolds into an intimate, dreamlike encounter that lingers long after the night ends.
In a twist of science and nostalgia, the brain of George Reeves—once the actor who played Superman—is transplanted into a superhuman body decades after his death, awakening in a world where the legend he embodied has become a living myth. This story from *Middle Class Fantasies #1* explores the strange collision of identity and iconography, as a man once known for playing a hero finds himself becoming one.
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