Superman , #125

Published: November 1958

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Issue Contents:
Superman's New Power!

Story Featuring Superman

Credits
Lois Lane's Super-Dream

Story Featuring Superman

"You know that Clark Kent is secretly the mighty Superman, but the rest of the world looks at him as a shy weakling...and so does Lois!"

Storyline

Lois falls off a ledge while trying to get a scoop as a reporter. She is knocked unconscious and taken to the hospital by Superman, where Lois dreams she and Clark gain superpowers and become Power-Girl and Power-Man. Clark still possesses a timid personality and is inferior to the leadership of Lois/Power-Girl.

Story Notes

In dream sequence: Clark and Superman are separate individuals, and the doctor & nurse recur.

Clark Kent's College Days

Story Featuring Superman

Storyline

Superman recalls his college days, particularly the professor who tried to scientifically prove that Clark Kent was Superboy. Professor Maxwell had Clark take a polygraph and answer if he was Superboy; Clark passed the test when he replied "No" because he now regarded himself as Superman.

Credits
Superman's New Power!

Story Featuring Superman

Storyline

When Superman is exposed to the "strange power" from the explosion of an alien space ship, he loses his powers but gains the ability to create a miniature version of himself to carry out his super-duties. Eventually the "super-imp" becomes more popular than Superman, who begins to harbor resentment and sends the midget duplicate on a potentially fatal mission involving kryptonite. Destroyed by the kryptonite, the midget seems to sacrifice itself so that Supes can return to normal.

Credits
Story Notes

Splash panel (not part of story continuity) also features Police Commissioner

Story Featuring Varsity Vic

"Oh, Al - Quick - Lend me a fountain pen..."

Story Notes

Letters from James V. Barton, Tony Glickman, H.G.W., John D. Pearson, Lora Bentley.

Story Featuring Little Pete

"Hey, Pop! I hit a home run and broke up the ball game!"

Look to the Stars!
Credits
Do You Know the Legend of Superman?
Story Notes

House ad for Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #5.

Story Notes

Back cover.

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Wings and Winnie Winchester Bag a Thief
Story Notes

Ad for Winchester's Super Speed model.

Story Notes

Sold by Honor House Products Corp. Inside front cover.