Superman Supacomic #140
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Punishment of Superman's Son," young Jo faces an unexpected challenge when his superpowers go haywire during a routine eye exam—his x-ray vision accidentally reveals a headline from a newspaper across the room, catching everyone off guard. Written and illustrated by Henry Boltinoff, this 1971 Australian comic feature showcases a rare moment of vulnerability for the young hero, all rendered with the crisp detail that defines the era. The cover by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson captures the scene with classic flair, a 20-cent snapshot of superhero mishaps from the early '70s.
In "The Punishment of Superman's Son," a young hero struggles to master his incredible abilities, leading to increasingly chaotic consequences. When his missteps reach a breaking point, Superman faces a difficult decision: to protect the world, he may have to strip his son of his powers using gold kryptonite.
In "The Shame of the Super-Son," a young man once known as Superman Jr. struggles to find his place after his father strips him of his powers with gold kryptonite, leaving him feeling lost and inadequate. When a new threat emerges that only Superman can face, the boy discovers that his newfound vulnerability to green kryptonite is now his greatest strength.
Super-Turtle visits the doctor for an eye exam, only to accidentally reveal his x-ray vision when he reads the headline of a newspaper from across the room—much to the surprise of the man holding it.
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