Superman #73
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hank Garvin, Man of Steel!", an unsuspecting Hank Garvin is framed as the legendary Steel Man by a cunning gang led by Honest Jack Dugan, Friendly Al Piper, and Harry Dane. When the trio sets up a fake corporation called Global, they lure investors into pouring money into a scheme that's already rigged to collapse—using Hank's mistaken identity as their perfect cover.
In "The Mighty Mite!", a young boy named Jeremy Kendall finds himself inspired by a traveling circus performer who, despite being small in stature, brings big joy to the children of a children's home. The performer, once a child himself, recalls his own journey from a fateful boat trip with Jonathan and Martha Kent to being raised in various homes—until fate reunited him with his true family. As he entertains the kids with daring stunts using circus animals, memories of his past come flooding back.
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Reprinted in Batman #24 (1952), Supermán #1 (1952), Stålmannen #3/1953 (1953), The Adventures of Bob Hope #43 (1957), Stålmannen #10/1963 (1963), Stålmannen #6/1964 (1964), Supermann #2/1980 (1980), Superman Super Library #29
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