Presenting DC’s best comic book.

house ad from Superman #247 (Jan 1972)


I’m sure you were as startled as I was.

17 thoughts on “Presenting DC’s best comic book.”

  1. I think this is Supes proving to himself just how stupid Lois is. I mean look at his face. He’s realizing his Clark “disguise” isn’t as clever as he thought.

  2. As I recall, this was the lead-in to that classic year-long story arc where Superman flew upside-down across America.

    In all seriousness, I bet this comic totally paid off in entertainment value. IS the world really UPSIDE-DOWN? What SUPER-FOE is responsible? 48 pages of pure, delightful acid-smelling pulpy goofiness for a quarter.

  3. You know, I never realized before that Lois wasn’t his girlfriend, merely his girl friend. In this case, I suppose a friend with benefits (if you consider being saved from every supercriminal whose lair you dare to sneak into a “benefit”. I know I would.)

    But you’d figure that an experienced reporter like Ms. Lane would be able to recognize Australia when she saw it.

  4. well – Rose and the Thorn WAS one of DC’s best at that time, and it was startling to get those stories in Lois Lane. I also liked a lot of the “relevant” stories that Lois Lane did for several years there, and it was startling to have those kind of stories in Lois Lane.

  5. How about showing the ad for the startling 70’s SWAMP THING #1, before it came out?

    Was it really supposed to come out on August 10, 1972–but was delayed two weeks until August 31st, the date that was stamped on the back cover? Just curious, Mikester– You should be the expert on this, Startling Sterling.

    PS, DON’T IGNORE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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