Superman , #197

Published: June-July 1967

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Issue Contents:
An All-Clark Kent Issue Featuring Superman's Alter-Ego!
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Vignettes based on interior stories.

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Clark Kent's New Mother and Father!

"The fact that Clark Kent, reporter, and Superman, the mighty man of steel, are one and the same person, is the most closely guarded secret in the world!"

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No villain

Clark Kent Meets Al Capone!

"I'm back in the past, years before Superman came to Earth!"

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Famous Old Clark Kent Stories
The Truth Mirror!

"For years, despite her great efforts, investigative reporter Lois Lane has been unable to discover the secret of Superman's real identity."

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Lois receives a magic mirror from her uncle that reveals a person's true nature. She uses it to find out Superman is really Clark Kent, but Superman then tricks her into believing that the mirror does not always work.

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Sheldon Moldoff ink credit changed to Stan Kaye based on information from the original GCD index.

Caveman Clark Kent!

"See how Superman saves Lois from that dinosaur!"

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No villain. The writer is what Martin O'Hearn calls Batman writer A.

Clark Kent Fireman of Steel!

"What's this -- meek, timid Clark Kent in the role of a fearless fire-fighter?"

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Assigned to join the fire department for a few days for a story, Clark must protect his secret identity and deal with a skeptical fire chief.

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Other
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No villain.

"I want to dust all my models on display."

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Idea from Keith O'Camb, Beaumont, Cal.

Clark Kent's Other Jobs
Superman's Toughest Day!

"Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a Superman?"

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A day in Superman's life. His Clark Kent robot has to avoid showing the damage to his hands while on a date with Lois.

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Clark Kent's Clothes
When There Was No Clark Kent!

"For years, the Man of Steel has hidden his identity as Clark Kent from the world --"

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Superman recalls a time when it appeared that Clark Kent had died, so he abandoned his double life and moved in with Jimmy Olsen. But Superman quickly learned the value of a secret identity and resurrected Clark.

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No villain.

Mystery of the Million-Dollar Briefcase!
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Inside back cover.