Stuporman #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1967 gem from Topps, reporter Lousy Laine uncovers a shocking secret: her mundane coworker Clerk Kant is the masked hero Stuporman. When her exposé hits the front page, Stuporman’s identity is out—forcing a dramatic escape and a sudden transformation into his third persona, Captive American. The twist? His neighbors saw the whole change, setting off a chain of chaos neither he nor the city is ready for. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated with manic energy by Wally Wood—pencils and inks both—this issue’s cover by Wood captures the absurdity perfectly.
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Lousy Laine, reporter for the Daily Plunger, spies on co-worker Clerk Kant and finds out that he is Stuporman. Her discovery front page news. Stuporman flies home and changes to his third identity, Captive American (Captain America parody - see Captive American (1967 series.)) However, Clerk's indiscretion means that all of his neighbors witnessed his latest change of costume!
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