Superman #381
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSuperman bursts through a swirling purple-and-white dimensional barrier on this striking March 1983 cover, with the Daily Planet building of 1982 Metropolis visible behind him — while the cover copy cheekily announces he was Superboy in Smallville just a moment ago, leaving him to mutter that everyone has to grow up, but this is ridiculous. Gil Kane's pencils and inks capture the Man of Steel mid-plunge, cape streaming, looking genuinely baffled by his own time-scrambled predicament. With Cary Bates scripting and Curt Swan on interior art, "Whose Super-Life Is It, Anyway?" promises a playful twist on Clark Kent's dual identity across the ages.
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Superman, with the mind and memories of Superboy, must try to cope with Euphor and the powers he can give other people.
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