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Do you have a favorite Swan story?
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Do you have a favorite Swan story?
Can't remember the exact title... It must have been in the late '70s.
There's this alien, other alien, living next door to Clark Kent.
This guy manipulates Clark's suits so that when Clark is in his Clark
Kent clothes he has NO powers. The situation becomes so strange for him
that he must decide wether he wants to continue as Superman or not.
In the end Superman figures out what's going on and his opponent has gathered about nine other villains to battle Superman.
Obviously Supes wins.
It's about the same time as other stories such as when his cousin tried
to convince him that he and her were not from Krypton, but Earth born mutants.
But that might have been Swan....
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Do you have a favorite Swan story?
Can't remember the exact title... It must have been in the late '70s.
There's this alien, other alien, living next door to Clark Kent.
This guy manipulates Clark's suits so that when Clark is in his Clark
Kent clothes he has NO powers. The situation becomes so strange for him
that he must decide wether he wants to continue as Superman or not.
In the end Superman figures out what's going on and his opponent has
gathered about nine other villains to battle Superman.
Obviously Supes wins.
SUPERMAN, Vol. 1, #s 296-299, Feb through May, 1976
Bob Oksner did the first 3 covers, wiih Ernie Chan (aka Chua)
doing the final one.
Info on 296 here:
https://www.comics.org/issue/29533/?
It's about the same time as other stories such as when his cousin tried
to convince him that he and her were not from Krypton, but Earth born
mutants.
But that might have been Swan....
That was #307, pencils by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, under a
Neal Adams cover.
I've read too many Swan/Klein, Swanderson and Swan/Adkins
to pick a favorite. The ones on Superman V1 #233 onwards
from 1971 always resonated with me, as well as the one's
over in ACTION COMICS in the same period.
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Do you have a favorite Swan story?
Can't remember the exact title... It must have been in the late '70s.
There's this alien, other alien, living next door to Clark Kent.
This guy manipulates Clark's suits so that when Clark is in his Clark
Kent clothes he has NO powers. The situation becomes so strange for him
that he must decide wether he wants to continue as Superman or not.
In the end Superman figures out what's going on and his opponent has
gathered about nine other villains to battle Superman.
Obviously Supes wins.
It's about the same time as other stories such as when his cousin tried
to convince him that he and her were not from Krypton, but Earth born mutants.
But that might have been Swan....
On 07/23/2018 02:36 PM, Wouter Valentijn wrote:
Can't remember the exact title... It must have been in the late '70s.
There's this alien, other alien, living next door to Clark Kent.
This guy manipulates Clark's suits so that when Clark is in his Clark
Kent clothes he has NO powers. The situation becomes so strange for him
that he must decide wether he wants to continue as Superman or not.
In the end Superman figures out what's going on and his opponent has
gathered about nine other villains to battle Superman.
Obviously Supes wins.
It's about the same time as other stories such as when his cousin tried
to convince him that he and her were not from Krypton, but Earth born
mutants.
But that might have been Swan....
Elliet S Maggin. That was a key issue, actually, in the Superman books.
The good thing was that he nailed Lois finally...
On 07/23/2018 02:36 PM, Wouter Valentijn wrote:
Can't remember the exact title... It must have been in the late '70s.
There's this alien, other alien, living next door to Clark Kent.
This guy manipulates Clark's suits so that when Clark is in his Clark
Kent clothes he has NO powers. The situation becomes so strange for him that he must decide wether he wants to continue as Superman or not.
In the end Superman figures out what's going on and his opponent has gathered about nine other villains to battle Superman.
Obviously Supes wins.
It's about the same time as other stories such as when his cousin tried
to convince him that he and her were not from Krypton, but Earth born mutants.
But that might have been Swan....
Elliet S Maggin.
That was a key issue, actually, in the Superman books.
The good thing was that he nailed Lois finally...
On 08/12/2018 03:04 PM, ruben safir wrote:
On 07/23/2018 02:36 PM, Wouter Valentijn wrote:
Can't remember the exact title... It must have been in the late '70s.
There's this alien, other alien, living next door to Clark Kent.
This guy manipulates Clark's suits so that when Clark is in his Clark
Kent clothes he has NO powers. The situation becomes so strange for him
that he must decide wether he wants to continue as Superman or not.
In the end Superman figures out what's going on and his opponent has
gathered about nine other villains to battle Superman.
Obviously Supes wins.
It's about the same time as other stories such as when his cousin tried
to convince him that he and her were not from Krypton, but Earth born
mutants.
But that might have been Swan....
Elliet S Maggin. That was a key issue, actually, in the Superman books.
The good thing was that he nailed Lois finally...
http://community.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?79459-Recommended-Bronze-Age-Superman-Arcs&highlight=1970s+superman
The four-parter in SUPERMAN 296 - 299 had Clark and Lois getting awfully close. Bates and Maggin co-wrote this story and they made it pretty
clear that Clark slept with Lois. She stays overnight and arrives at
work in the same clothes she had on the day before--which Steve Lombard remarks on. Julie Schwartz thought this was a bit too obvious for the
Comics Code and insisted on a few changes--but the original version was reprinted in THE GREAT SUPERMAN COLLECTION (very hard to get this
book--I've tried with no luck).
Knocking heads with editor Schwartz began to get on Maggin's nerves,
which soon caused him to quit working for Schwartz and that lasted for
about five years.
Heating up Lois and Clark's relationship was not without its
consequences, either, as this is a running thread from SUPERMAN 301
-310, before it's put front and centre in the Amalak four-parter in
SUPERMAN 311 - 314. And even though this brings the romance to something
of an uneasy conclusion, there's more development of Lois and Superman's relationship by Martin Pasko. He also brings in several new characters
or develops established ones. And it's during his run that Lana Lang
returns to Metropolis (after years abroad), to co-anchor the evening
news with Clark. Pasko does a lot with Lana--who is more like the old
Lois Lane from the '60s comics. While Lois gets to be the enlightend
woman who is no longer out to hook Superman, Lana makes a fool of
herself over Clark and Superman, both of whom she grew up with in
Smallville. My sympathies were with the lovely red-head as she tries to reconnect with her old hometown friends. Lana in turn gets caught up
with the Master Jalier--Carl "Moosie" Draper, the dumpy kid from
Smallville that Lana ignored, now grown up.
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