Superman #321

From DC's late Bronze Age comes this striking March 1978 issue, with cover art by José Luis García-López and Dick Giordano depicting a tormented Superman overwhelmed by a sensory onslaught — police cars, radios, telephones, soldiers, and machinery swirling around him as he cries out that he sees and hears everything on Earth all at once, driving him toward the edge of sanity. The cover's exclamation — "It's turning me into a SUPERMANIAC!" — gives the story title "Too Strong to Survive!" an unsettling, visceral charge. It's a compelling premise that turns Superman's greatest gifts against him, making this one of those 1978 issues that reminds you how effectively DC could make its most powerful hero feel genuinely vulnerable.