Superman #203
In "Clark Kent's Biggest Day!", Superman—dressed as the devil for a costume party—uses his disguise to outwit two notorious crooks he's been tracking. Written by Jerry Siegel and brought to life with Al Plastino’s expressive art, the story blends clever deception with classic superhero flair. The cover by Curt Swan and George Klein captures the moment with a striking, devilish twist.
In "Clark Kent's Biggest Day!", a day in the life of the Daily Planet's mild-mannered reporter takes a dramatic turn when Diana Adair, a pop magazine journalist, shadows him for a feature. As the Long Hair Gang targets Clark, Superman must juggle his dual identity with quick thinking and heroic flair—balancing the spotlight of fame with the quiet urgency of keeping his secret safe.
In "Superman's Black Magic!" from Superman #203 (1968), Superman pulls off a clever ruse at a costume party, posing as the devil to catch two notorious crooks—Duke Haskell and Lefty Montez—while the Counterfeiter Coker lurks in the shadows. Disguised and playing the part to perfection, Superman uses the guise to draw out the criminals’ confessions, turning the party into a high-stakes game of deception.
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↩ Reprints Superman #138 (1960)
Reprinted in Superman #11/1968 (1968), Superman Supacomic #106 (1968), Supermann #2/1969 (1969), Superman Giant Bumper Book #[nn] (1971), Stålmannen #7/1968
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