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Cover: Sal Trapani & Mike Sekowsky & Joe Giella & Murphy Anderson

Showcase Presents: Metamorpho #1

Dec 2005 · DC · 16.99 USD; 22.99 CAD
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This massive black-and-white volume collects the original 1960s adventures of Rex Mason, the elemental hero known as Metamorpho, from The Brave and the Bold #57-59 and his own short-lived series, Metamorpho #1-17. As part of DC's Showcase Presents line, it presents the wild, Kirby-esque stories by writer Bob Haney and artist Ramona Fradon in an affordable, phone-book-sized format. It's a deep dive into the Silver Age weirdness of a man who can transform his body into any element, fighting bizarre villains alongside allies like Batman and the Justice League.

"Table of Contents" kicks off Showcase Presents: Metamorpho #1 with a pulse-pounding origin that redefines what it means to be transformed—literally. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life by Ramona Fradon’s expressive art and Charles Paris’s crisp inks, this story follows Rex Mason’s fateful journey to Egypt, where a twist of fate and ancient mystery unlock his elemental powers. The cover by Sal Trapani, Mike Sekowsky, and Joe Giella (with inks by Murphy Anderson) captures the moment of transformation with striking detail.

Contains 24 stories
Table of Contents
3 pp
The Origin of Metamorpho
25 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason] (Origin)Sapphire StaggSimon StaggJavaEd (Photographer)
The Junk Yard of Doom
25 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaMaxwell TremaineEddie Riggs (Race Car driver)Karko
Attack of the Atomic Avenger
25 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaKurt Vornak
Terror from the Telstar
25 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaNicholas BalkanGunther BalkanLothar BalkanSiegfried Balkan
Who Stole the U.S.A.?
25 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaZelda TrumbullT.T. TrumbullOminoregThunderbird RobotEdgar (Zelda's pet hawk)

In "Who Stole the U.S.A.?", Metamorpho and his team track down a mysterious lead that brings them to the eccentric inventor T.T. Trumbull and his daughter Zelda. When Trumbull reveals his radical scheme to dismantle the U.S. missile defense system, the group finds themselves caught in a high-stakes game of sabotage and national crisis.

The Awesome Escapades of the Abominable Playboy
25 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaCha-Cha ChavezEl LupoPedro (rebel)
Will the Real Metamorpho Please Stand Up?
25 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaEdifice K. Bulwark

When Simon Stagg grants his friend Edifice K. Bulwark the same elemental powers as Metamorpho, chaos erupts as the new Metamorpho begins tearing through the city. Now, the original Metamorpho must confront the man he once called a friend—before the destruction becomes irreversible.

Never Bet Against an Element Man!
25 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaAchille Le Heele
Terror from Fahrenheit 5,000!
25 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaOtto von StuttgartZorb
Element Man, Public Enemy!
24 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason] (as Dyna-Man)Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaDoc DreadThe GovenorPolice Commissioner

In "Element Man, Public Enemy!", Metamorpho is called upon by the Governor and Police Commissioner to take down the notorious Doc Dread and his gang. Posing as the villainous Dyna-Man, Metamorpho infiltrates the group, using his elemental powers to turn the tide from within.

The Valley That Time Forgot!
24 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaEl Mantanzas

In "The Valley That Time Forgot!", Simon Stagg leads a daring expedition into a hidden valley where ancient machines stand amid primitive tribes, drawing the curious attention of Sapphire, Metamorpho, and Java. As the team ventures deeper into the mysterious terrain, they uncover wonders that defy time and logic—only to face dangers that test their courage and unity.

The Sinister Snares of Stingaree!
24 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaElement Girl [Urania Blackwell]Stingaree

In "The Sinister Snares of Stingaree!" from Showcase Presents: Metamorpho #1, Element Girl interrupts Metamorpho’s wedding to Sapphire, urgently enlisting his help to stop the menacing Stingaree. As Metamorpho confronts the villain, Element Girl is left powerless after a brutal clash, leaving their mission hanging in the balance.

They Came From... Beyond?
24 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaVrag-KolStingaree (Cameo)Element Girl [Urania Blackwell]
The Trap of the Test-Tube Terrors!
23 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaFranz ZorbHafnium (Robot)Osmium (Robot)Selenium (Robot)Strontium (Robot)Tantalum (Robot)Thallium (Robot)"Touchdown Tucker" (College friend of Stagg's)Professor Kronski
The Return from Limbo
23 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaFranz ZorbElement Girl [Urania Blackwell]Hafnium (Robot)Osmium (Robot)Tantalum (Robot)Thallium (Robot)"Touchdown Tucker" (College friend of Stagg's)
Enter the Thunderer!
24 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaElement Girl [Urania Blackwell]NeutrogThundererProfessor Caldwell
Hour of Armageddon!
23 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaThundererElement Girl [Urania Blackwell]Billy Barton
Jezeba Queen of Fury! [Metamorpho #16]
1 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Jezeba
Jezeba, Queen of Fury!
22 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaElement Girl [Urania Blackwell]Mr. ShadowJezebaDraconWally Bannister
Last Mile for an Element Man!
23 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggSapphire StaggJavaJezeba (flashback)Mr. Shadow (flashback)Element Girl [Urania Blackwell]ProsecutorAlgon
Wreck the Renegade Robots
25 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Metal Men [GoldIronTinMercuryLeadTina]Simon StaggJavaSapphire StaggDr. Will MagnusThe Master [Professor Kurt Borian]

In "Wreck the Renegade Robots," Metamorpho seeks help from Doc Magnus to reclaim his human form—only to find himself teaming up with the scientist when the Metal Men, corrupted by The Master, turn against them. With his powers still unstable and the lab under siege, Metamorpho must rely on his wits and newfound alliance to stop the rogue androids before they’re beyond control.

Alias the Bat-Hulk
24 pp · Superhero
Batman [Bruce Wayne, also as Bat-Hulk]Metamorpho [Rex Mason]RiddlerPenguinJokerSimon StaggJavaSapphire Stagg
Metamorpho Says -- No!
24 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [The Atom [Ray Palmer]The Flash [Barry Allen]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Superman [Clark Kent]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Wonder Woman (FlashbackCameo)Hawkman (FlashbackCameo)]Metamorpho [Rex Mason] (guest star)Unimaginable (villain)

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Full credits

writer Bob Haney
cover pencils, inks Sal Trapani
cover pencils Mike Sekowsky
cover inks Joe Giella
cover inks Murphy Anderson

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Brave and the Bold #57 (1964), The Brave and the Bold #58 (1965), Metamorpho #1 (1965), Metamorpho #2 (1965), Metamorpho #3 (1965), Metamorpho #4 (1966), Justice League of America #42 (1966), Metamorpho #5 (1966), Metamorpho #6 (1966), The Brave and the Bold #66 (1966), Metamorpho #7 (1966), Metamorpho #8 (1966), The Brave and the Bold #68 (1966), Metamorpho #9 (1966), Metamorpho #10 (1967), Metamorpho #11 (1967), Metamorpho #12 (1967), Metamorpho #13 (1967), Metamorpho #14 (1967), Metamorpho #15 (1967), Metamorpho #16 (1968), Metamorpho #17 (1968)

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