Supercomic #42

Dec 1970 · Editorial Novaro · 1.20 MXP

🌐 Spanish edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "¡El superespectáculo!", the television show Our American Heroes brings together Superman’s closest allies for a heartfelt tribute, leaving Lois and Lana skeptical about Clark Kent’s true identity—until he shows up in person, much to their astonishment. The moment takes a surprising turn when Superman personally thanks President John F. Kennedy for the disguise that kept his secret safe. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by George Klein, the cover by Curt Swan and Sheldon Moldoff captures the spectacle in bold, dynamic style.

Contains 2 stories

¡El superespectáculo!

14 pp · Superhero

SupermanLois LaneLana LangPerry WhiteJimmy OlsenBatmanRobin [Dick Grayson]Pete RossLori LemarisPolice Chief ParkerKryptoComet the Super-HorseStreaky the Super-CatSuper-MonkeyLegion of Super-Heroes [Saturn GirlBouncing BoyElement LadChameleon BoySun BoyInvisible KidColossal BoyLightning LassShrinking Violet]The "Look-Alike" Squad of KandorThe Jimmy Olsen Fan ClubMartha Kent (statue)Jonathan Kent (statue)Bizarro (statue)Bizarro-Boy (statue)Lex Luthor (cameo)Superboy (flashback)President John F. Kennedy

In "¡El superespectáculo!", the cast of "Our American Heroes" gathers for a surprise tribute to Superman, bringing together Lois Lane, Lana Lang, Jimmy Olsen, and even the Legion of Super-Heroes for a star-studded celebration. When Clark Kent unexpectedly shows up, Lois and Lana are stunned—only to realize their long-held theory might be true, all while a mysterious figure in a suit of armor and a familiar statue of Bizarro watch from the shadows.

Los últimos días de Argo

12 pp · Superhero

Supergirl (origin)Zor-ElAlluraDick MalverneComet the Super-HorseFred DanversEdna DanversJor-El (flashback)Superman (flashback)Phantom Zone inhabitants [Jer-Em (intro)Jax-UrGeneral ZodKru-ElProfessor Vakox (called Dr. Vakox)]

In "Los últimos días de Argo," Supergirl confronts a haunting truth: her parents, Zor-El and Allura, survived the fall of Argo City and now live in the Survival Zone—trapped beyond her reach. With the weight of a lost home and the faint hope of reunion, she grapples with the limits of her power, even as memories of her father’s final moments and the echoes of her past come rushing back.