Cover Credits |
Penciller: Curt Swan Inker: George Klein |
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Comic Title: Superman #202
Publisher: DC
(National Periodical Publications, Inc.)
Address: 575 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY
Cover Date: Dec/Jan 1967
On Sale Date:
October 17, 1967 Newsstand Date October 17, 1967
Source: House Ad, Batman #197, Page 28
Copyright Date October 17, 1967
Source: Library of Congress, Periodicals 1967
Frequency: Monthly, with the exception of March and September
Cover Price: $0.25
Page Count: 80
Editor: Mort Weisinger
See Also: The Guide to DC Giants
Notes:
This issue is labeled 80 Page Giant #G-42.
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Title: "Bizarro's Amazing Buddies"
Pages: 12
Feature(s):
Bizarro (of Earth-1)
Writer: Jerry Siegel
Artist: John Forte
Reprinted From:
Adventure Comics #289 (1961)
Feature Character(s)
- Bizarro (last appearance in Superman #148; next appearance in Adventure Comics #290)
Supporting Character(s)
- Bizarro Lois Lane (last appearance in Adventure Comics #288; next appearance in Adventure Comics #290)
- Bizarro Jr. (last appearance in Adventure Comics #288; next appearance in Adventure Comics #290)
- Bizarro Lois Lane Jr. (last appearance in Adventure Comics #285; no further appearances)
Villain(s)
- Titano (last appearance in Superman #147; next appearance in Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #59)
Other Character(s)
- Bizarro Krypto (last appearance in Adventure Comics #288; next appearance in Adventure Comics #290)
- Inhabitants of Bizarro World (no further appearances)
- Several mountain climbers, Mary Shelley, Frank N. Stein, and a deaf beggar (no further appearances)
Synopsis:
Angry that Earth TV is ruining their children’s minds, the Bizarro’s vow to smash all TV sets on the planet. Bizarro No. 1 decides to make a TV show using historical monsters as the stars. He travels back into the past searching for information about monsters. Inadvertently, he is mistaken for the Abominable Snowman, Frankenstein, and the Devil.
Finally he arrives in the prehistoric age where Titano lives. He encounters the monster and is impressed. When he returns to Bizarro World, the children believe Bizarro is lying about Titano and is really refering to King Kong. Disgraced for his apparent lie, Bizarro and his family are honored.
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