House ad for Superman (1939 series) #245 (December 1971); printed in The Brand and the Bold #99 (December 1971)
Ad designed and lettered by Gaspar Saladino
Front and back covers of Superman (1939 series) #245 (December 1971), pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Murphy Anderson
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3 comments:
"What's that on your head, Super-Chief?"
"Bison."
"Fine! Latersville, man! You don't have to be so rude about it -- and you're not my dad!"
I loves me the 100-Page Super Spectaculars, and reprints (especially Golden Age ones) always fascinated me, but let's be honest: Do Air Wave, Kid Eternity, and Super-Chief really constitute an "all-star line-up"?
I'm just wondering what's up with that look on Superman's face. Is he smiling? Grimacing? Does he smell something bad? Is he having a bad photo day?
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