Superman #75
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePublished in March/April 1952, this 52-page DC issue presents a wonderfully charming cover by Al Plastino: Superman hoists a heavy steel girder overhead, earnestly reminding a thoroughly unimpressed Lois Lane who he is — her arms-crossed, skeptical stance stealing the scene just as much as the Man of Steel himself. The cover blurb teases a story involving Lois falling victim to "The Man Who Stole Memories," making this a compelling slice of early-'50s Superman storytelling with Henry Boltinoff handling the interior work.
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Vic combines two dates so he can study later.
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