Superman #140
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSuperman #140 brings readers a three-part novel promising something wonderfully strange: "The Son of Bizarro!" The cover by Curt Swan and Stan Kaye lays out the premise with offbeat charm — Bizarro and his wife cradle a baby Bizarro-child while a young Superman-suited boy shows off his strength nearby, and thought bubbles reveal the bittersweet family drama at the heart of the story. Otto Binder and Wayne Boring deliver a tale that turns Superman's world delightfully upside-down, and for just ten cents in 1960, this issue offers a genuinely inventive premise that stands apart from typical superhero fare.
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Linda Lee is assigned to watch the newly named baby Buster which lasts until B-Jr. No. 1 remembers the existence of his parents and flies off. Supergirl and Superman take Bizarro Jr. to the Fortress where they have him adopted by two of Superman's robots. During Jr.'s sleep period Supergirl's tries to do her chemistry homework and when her Heat Vision blows up her assignment she thinks she's turned "baby buster" into a Bizarro!
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