Showcase Presents: DC Comics Presents: The Superman Team-Ups #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume in the Showcase Presents series reprints a hefty collection of Superman team-up stories from the 1970s and early 1980s, originally featured in DC Comics Presents. Presented in black-and-white on newsprint paper, the book gathers issues #10 through #26 of the series, showcasing the Man of Steel partnering with a wide array of DC heroes, from Batman and Wonder Woman to lesser-known characters like the Freedom Fighters and the Ray. It's a budget-friendly way to experience a key era of Superman's Bronze Age adventures, highlighting the collaborative spirit of the DC Universe during that period.
In "Warworld," Superman and Supergirl face off against Mongul, who has seized control of the planet’s deadly arsenal. As they work to dismantle Warworld’s machinery, they’re left stunned when Mongul himself vanishes—nowhere to be found, despite their victory.
In "The Deadliest Show on Earth!", Dick Grayson stumbles upon a seemingly festive circus only to find the atmosphere eerily off—especially when he meets Waldo the clown, who doesn’t remember him. As Robin digs deeper, he uncovers a sinister plot: the circus performers are under a hypnotic trance, and even Superman is being manipulated by a hidden enemy pulling the strings from the shadows.
In "Man and Supermarvel!", Superman finds himself swapped with Captain Marvel—costume, powers, and all—thanks to a mischievous prank by Mr. Mxyzptlk. As the two heroes scramble to reverse the mix-up, they're drawn into a tangled web of deception when the imp crosses paths with his shadowy ally, Mr. Mind, whose own plans may be far more dangerous than a simple joke.
In "The Beast-Man That Shouted 'Hate' at the Heart of the U.N.!", Superman and Captain Marvel find themselves caught in a bizarre cross-dimensional trap when Mr. Mxyzptlk, allied with Mr. Mind and King Kull, sends them hurtling into Hoppy the Marvel Bunny’s universe. With their powers and costumes restored, the heroes must navigate a surreal reality where the usual rules don’t apply—while Mxy’s playful mischief takes a darker turn as the true threat emerges.
In "The Man Who Created Villains!", Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen are sent by Perry White to the curious town of Fairfax, where an unusual surge of heroes has drawn attention. There, they meet local residents Chris and Vicki, who are caught in a persistent struggle against the enigmatic Master and his ever-growing roster of villains.
When Skeletor's assault on Castle Grayskull unleashes a dimensional rift, Superman is pulled from Earth and stranded on Eternia. Forced to confront the sorcerer's dark ambitions, he joins forces with He-Man in a battle that spans realms.
In "Crisis on Three Earths!", the Luthors of Earth-1 and Earth-2, frustrated by their repeated defeats at the hands of their respective Supermen, swap places in a desperate bid to outwit their foes. When that fails, they flee to Earth-3, where they join forces with Ultraman for a new scheme threatening the stability of both Earth-1 and Earth-2. With the two Supermen now united and a new Earth-3 hero stepping forward, the battle for the multiverse begins.
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