Superman #49

Jun 1951 · K. G. Murray · 8d [0-0-8 AUP]

📊 ~36,318 copies sold its debut month

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“Perry Como, I Love You!”

In "Perry Como, I Love You!", Lois Lane lands a surprise chance to record a song with the famous crooner—much to the delight of fans and the dismay of a record company desperate to keep their star in the spotlight. Written by William Woolfolk and brought to life with Al Plastino’s expressive art and inks, this 1951 classic captures a lighthearted moment in Superman’s world, with a touch of behind-the-scenes intrigue. The cover by Al Plastino perfectly captures the playful spirit of the story.

writer William Woolfolk · artist, inker Al Plastino · cover Al Plastino

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writer William Woolfolk

artist, inker Al Plastino

cover pencils, inks Al Plastino

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Lois wins a contest to sing on a record with Perry Como, much to the chagrin of a crooked record company who want their star to shine instead.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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