Superman Supacomic #6
Colour Comics Pty. Ltd.
Australia
Issue contents
Cover
The Battle with Bizarro!
(Superman)
Cover, 1 page
"No power on Earth can conqueor that super-creature!"
Featuring
- Feature
- Superman
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Superman; Bizarro; Green Kryptonite
Credits
- Art
- Curt Swan, penciller
- Stan Kaye, inker
- Colours
- , colourist
- Text
- , letterer
- Editing
- Mort Weisinger, original Editor
Reprint history
1Featuring
- Feature
- Superman
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Superman [Clark Kent]; Bizarro (intro as Adult Bizarro); Lex Luthor (villain); Vekko; Perry White; Jimmy Olsen; Lois Lane
Credits
- Writing
- Otto Binder, scripter
- Art
- Al Plastino, line art
- Text
- , letterer
- Editing
- Mort Weisinger, original Editor
Reprint history
- First print
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Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #254 (July 1959) — The Battle with Bizarro!
- Also printed
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Superman (KG Murray, 1952 series) #117 ([January 1960]) — The Battle With Bizarro!
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Superman in the Fifties (DC, 2002 series) ([September] 2002) — The Battle with Bizarro!
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Showcase Presents Superman (DC, 2005 series) #Vol. One ([September] 2005) — The Battle with Bizarro!
Synopsis
Luthor steals Professor Dalton's duplicating machine and creates an adult Bizarro to menace Superman, but this Bizarro turns on its creator, hands him over to the authorities, and attempts to help Superman. When the people he has helped react in horror to him, Bizarro gets depressed. He misinterprets Lois' sympathy to his plight for true affection and takes her to a remote island. But when she rejects him, he turns the duplicator ray on himself and creates a handsome bizarro duplicate, whom Lois mistakes for the real Superman.
2Featuring
- Feature
- Superman
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Superman; Lois Lane; Bizarro; Bizarro-Lois Lane; New Bizarro; Green Kryptonite
Credits
- Writing
- Otto Binder, scripter
- Art
- Al Plastino, line art
- Text
- , letterer
- Editing
- Mort Weisinger, original Editor
Reprint history
- First print
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Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #255 (August 1959) — The Bride of Bizarro!
- Also printed
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Superman (KG Murray, 1952 series) #117 ([January 1960]) — The Bride of Bizarro!
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Colossal Comic (Colour Comics, 1958 series) #50 (August 1969) — The Bride of Bizarro!
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Superman in the Fifties (DC, 2002 series) ([September] 2002) — The Bride of Bizarro!
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Showcase Presents Superman (DC, 2005 series) #Vol. One ([September] 2005) — The Bride of Bizarro!
Synopsis
Bizarro keeps the real Superman from revealing to Lois that she has been proposed to by Bizarro's duplicate, whom he calls New Bizarro, with a kryptonite meteorite, but Lois realizes New Bizarro is not the true Man of Steel. But New Bizarro doesn't give up easily, and the duplicates fight each other. Bizarro seeks out Superman's help and destroys the kryptonite, turning it into a dust cloud which destroys New Bizarro. Bizarro resumes courting Lois, until Lois creates a duplicate of herself so that Bizarro can have his own Bizarro-Lois.
3Featuring
- Feature
- Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Commissioner Gordon (supporting); Astro (intro, villain)
Credits
- Writing
- Bill Finger , scripter
- Art
- Sheldon Moldoff, penciller
- Charles Paris, inker
- Text
- , letterer
- Editing
- Jack Schiff, original Editor
- Murray Boltinoff, original Associate Editor
- George Kashdan, original Associate Editor
Reprint history
- First print
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Detective Comics (DC, 1937 series) #266 (April 1959) — The Satellite of Gotham City
- Also printed
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Batman (Colour Comics, 1956 series) #115 ([January 1960?]) — The Satellite of Gotham City!
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Batman (Colour Comics, 1950 series) #115 ([January 1960?]) — The Satellite of Gotham City
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Colossal Comic (Colour Comics, 1958 series) #50 (August 1969) — The Satellite of Gotham City
Synopsis
Batman and Robin face the challenge of Astro's Satellite of Crime.
4Featuring
- Feature
- Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Commissioner Gordon (supporting); Crimson Knight [Dick Lyons] (intro, villain); Blinky (intro, villain)
Credits
- Writing
- David Wood, scripter [as Dave Wood]
- Art
- Sheldon Moldoff, line art
- Text
- , letterer
- Editing
- Jack Schiff, original Editor
- Murray Boltinoff, original Associate Editor
- George Kashdan, original Associate Editor
Reprint history
- First print
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Detective Comics (DC, 1937 series) #271 (September 1959) — Batman's Armored Rival
- Also printed
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Colossal Comic (Colour Comics, 1958 series) #50 (August 1969) — Batman's Armoured Rival
Synopsis
Batman and Robin are assisted by a new hero, the Crimson Knight. But whose side is the mystery man really on?
5Featuring
- Feature
- Superboy
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Lana Lang; Superboy
Credits
- Writing
- Jerry Coleman, scripter
- Art
- Creig Flessel, line art
- Text
- , letterer
- Editing
- Mort Weisinger, original Editor
Reprint history
- First print
-
Superboy (DC, 1949 series) #72 (April 1959) — The Flying Girl of Smallville!
- Also printed
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Superboy (Colour Comics, 1950 series) #131 ([January 1960?]) — The Flying Girl of Smallville
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Superboy (Colour Comics, 1950 series) #131 ([January 1960?]) — The Flying Girl of Smallville!
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80 Page Giant Magazine (DC, 1964 series) #3 (September 1964) — The Flying Girl of Smallville
Synopsis
Lana Lang tricks Superboy into giving her the power to fly and, if they stay together for a continuous three hours, Lana will gain the power permanently.
6Featuring
- Feature
- An Untold Tale of Superboy; Superboy
- Genre
- Superhero
Credits
- Writing
- Otto Binder, scripter
- Art
- Curt Swan, penciller
- Stan Kaye, inker
- Text
- , letterer
- Editing
- Mort Weisinger, original Editor
Reprint history
- First print
-
Superboy (DC, 1949 series) #73 (June 1959) — Superbaby in Scotland Yard
- Also printed
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Superboy (Colour Comics, 1950 series) #131 ([January 1960?]) — Superbaby in Scotland Yard
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Superboy (Colour Comics, 1950 series) #131 ([January 1960?]) — Superbaby in Scotland Yard!
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Superboy Annual (DC, 1964 series) #1 (Summer 1964) — Superbaby in Scotland Yard
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Giant Superboy Album (Colour Comics, 1965 series) #1 ([June 1965?]) — Superbaby In Scotland Yard
Synopsis
Superbaby gets lost and ends up in London.
7Featuring
- Feature
- Superboy
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Mr. Electronics (introduction); Superboy robot
Credits
- Writing
- Otto Binder, scripter
- Art
- George Papp, line art
- Text
- , letterer
- Editing
- Mort Weisinger, original Editor
Reprint history
- First print
-
Superboy (DC, 1949 series) #73 (June 1959) — Superboy's Glass House
- Also printed
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Superboy (Colour Comics, 1950 series) #131 ([January 1960?]) — Superboy's Glass House
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Superboy (Colour Comics, 1950 series) #131 ([January 1960?]) — Superboy's Glass House
Synopsis
Superboy hides inside a glass jar to keep criminals from reading his mind.
8Featuring
- Feature
- Superman
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Mento (villain, introduction)
Credits
- Writing
- Otto Binder, scripter
- Art
- Al Plastino, line art
- Text
- , letterer
- Editing
- Whitney Ellsworth, original Editor
Reprint history
9Featuring
- Feature
- Batman and Robin
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Bennet Carson (villain, citizen committee head); The Red Gloves Gang (villains); The Joker (villain, flashback); The Harbor Pirates (villains, flashback)
Credits
- Writing
- , scripter
- Art
- Sheldon Moldoff, penciller
- Charles Paris, inker
- Text
- Pat Gordon, letterer
- Editing
- Whitney Ellsworth, original Editor
Reprint history
Synopsis
Batman rescues the head of the citizen's committee from the Red Gloves Gang, but later learns that he is the head of the gang, and must rescue him from them as well.
10Featuring
- Feature
- Superboy
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Dworn; Martha Kent; Jonathan Kent; Lana Lang
Credits
- Writing
- Jerry Coleman, scripter
- Art
- George Papp, line art
- Text
- , letterer
- Editing
- Whitney Ellsworth, original editor [credited]
- Mort Weisinger, original editor [attributed] (actual)
Reprint history
11"Safety Sam says Always Play Safe. Safety Sam is brought to you by P.K. It hurts to lear the hard way…"
Details
- Printed
- 1959
- Genre
- Fact
- More...
- Wrigley's [Safety Sam says Always Play Safe] [K22]
Notes
The code on this advertisement might be K32.
![Wrigley's [Safety Sam says Always Play Safe] [K22] (1959)](/image/gallery/413/wrigleys-safety-sam-says-always-play-safe-k22.jpg "Wrigley's [Safety Sam says Always Play Safe] [K22] (1959)")
Indicia
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