Superman #143
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Great Superman Hoax!", Clark Kent and Lois Lane are sent by Perry White to investigate a carnival rumored to have rigged games. When Clark discovers the truth, he uses his powers in a surprising way to let the customers win—turning the whole event into something far more than a simple expose. Written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by John Forte, with a classic cover by Curt Swan and Stan Kaye, this 1961 DC classic blends small-town intrigue with Superman’s signature sense of justice.
In "Lois Lane's Lucky Day!", Superman and Lois Lane are sent by Perry White to investigate a carnival where the games appear to be rigged. As Clark Kent and Lois dig into the mystery, they uncover a clever scheme involving a mysterious new figure named Clip Carson—and a surprising twist involving a young woman named Zelda and her friend Max.
When Bizarro #1 hears a TV broadcast declaring Frankenstein the scariest monster, he sets off to prove that he’s even more terrifying—leading to a bizarre clash of monstrous identities on Earth, with Bizarro-Lois #1, Bizarro-Jr. #1, and Bizarro-Lois Jr. #1 in tow. The chaos unfolds across Bizarro World and Earth, where a Frankenstein’s Monster impersonator, a fleeting image of Charlie Chaplin on screen, and even the Abominable Snowman add to the surreal spectacle.
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Reprinted in Superman #202 (1967), Supermann #6/1969 (1969), Superman from the Thirties to the Seventies #[nn] (1971), Supercomic #82 (1974), Showcase Presents: Superman #2 (2006), DC Finest: Superman Family: The Giant Turtle Man #[nn] (2025)
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