Comic Title: Steel, the Indestructible Man #2
Publisher: DC (DC Comics Inc.)
Address: 75 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY
Cover Date: April 1978
On Sale Date: January 31, 1978 Newsstand Date January 31, 1978
Source: Comic Reader, #152

Newsstand Date January 31, 1978
Source: DC Coming Attractions, #14
For Release the week of January 31st

Copyright Date January 31, 1978
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1978

Newsstand Date January 30, 1978
Source: Daily Planet, Vol. 78 #4
Listed as on sale the week of January 30th

Shipping Date January 10, 1978
Source: DC Coming Attractions, #14
Shipping the week of January 10th

Frequency: Monthly (with the exception of May, July, Sept., Nov., and Jan.)
Cover Price: $0.35
Page Count: 32
Editor: Allen Milgrom

Title: "The Monster Who Mined Miracles"
Pages: 17

Feature(s):
Steel (of Earth-2)

Writer: Gerry Conway
Penciller: Don Heck
Inker: Vince Colletta
Letterer: Adrienne Roy
Colorist: Anthony Tollin

Feature Character(s)

• Commander Steel (last appearance in Steel, the Indestructible Man #1; next appearance in Steel, the Indestructible Man #3)

Supporting Character(s)

• Dr. Gilbert Giles (last appearance in Steel, the Indestructible Man #1; next appearance in Steel, the Indestructible Man #3)
• Gloria Giles (last appearance in Steel, the Indestructible Man #1; next appearance in Steel, the Indestructible Man #3)

Villain(s)

• Mineral Master (Doctor Moag; no further appearances)
• Baron Todlich and Bruno (last appearance in Steel, the Indestructible Man #1; no further appearances)

Other Character(s)

• Jack Kulhammer (a congressman; no further appearances)
• Kathy Kulhammer (the congressman’s daughter; next appearance in Steel, the Indestructible Man #3)
• Edward Runyon (newspaper magnate; next appearance in Steel, the Indestructible Man #3)
• Major Hannibal Morton (Heywood’s superior; first name not revealed in this story; next appearance in Steel, the Indestructible Man #3)
• Cousin Miltie (a radio star; no further appearances)

Synopsis:
Steel shows off his abilities, hoping to impress the military with his powers. However, they decide that he is a charlatan and can be of no use in the war effort.

After the demonstration, Steel is attacked by the Mineral Master, a villain who believes America should not involve itself in the European war. Steel and the Mineral Master clash in the city, until Steel separates the crook from the ground long enough for his powers to wear off.