Action Comics #347
DC Comics
United States.
![Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?])](/image/1093/page-1-giant-supergirl-album-colour-comics-1970-series-4-supergirls.jpg "Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?])")
- Published
- March-April 1967
- Page count
- 84
- Cover price
- 0.25 USD
- Colour
- Colour
- Size
- Standard size
- Interior paper
- Newsprint
- Cover stock
- Glossy colour
- Binding
- Saddle-stitched
- Format
- Comic series
- GCD
- www.comics.org/issue/20788
Credits
- Editing
- Mort Weisinger, Editor [credited]
- E. Nelson Bridwell, Assistant Editor [attributed]
Issue contents
Cover
Supergirl's Super-Friends and Super-Foes!
(Supergirl)
Cover, 1 page
Featuring
- Feature
- Supergirl
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Supergirl; Superman; Bizarro Supergirl; Comet the Superhorse [as Byron the Centaur]; Valzorr [also as Johnny Blank]; Supergirl Emergency Squad
Credits
- Art
- Curt Swan, penciller
- George Klein, inker
- Colours
- , colourist
- Text
- Ira Schnapp, letterer
Reprint history
- Also printed
-
Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?])
- Printed in
- Supermann (Serieforlaget / Se-Bladene / Stabenfeldt, 1966 series) #8/1968 ([august] 1968)
- Giant Supergirl Album (K. G. Murray, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973])
- Supergirl: The Silver Age Omnibus (DC, 2016 series) #2 ([July] 2018)
- The Silver Age of Superman The Greatest Covers of Action Comics from the '50s to the '70s (Abbeville Press, 1995 series) #[nn] (1995)
1Featuring
- Feature
- Supergirl
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Supergirl [Linda Lee]; Johnny Blank [Prince Valzorr]; Zoxxo; Miss Hart (cameo)
Credits
- Writing
- Otto Binder, scripter
- Art
- Jim Mooney, line art
- Colours
- , colourist
- Text
- Milt Snapinn, letterer
Reprint history
- First print
-
Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #263 (April 1960) — Supergirl's Darkest Day
-
Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #263 (April 1960) (Supergirl's Darkest Day)
- Also printed
-
Super Adventure Comic (Colour Comics, 1960 series) #3 ([August 1960])
-
Super Adventure Comic (Colour Comics, 1960 series) #3 ([August 1960]) — Supergirl's Darkest Day
-
Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?]) — The Boy Who Could See in the Dark!
-
Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?])
-
Superman Presents Supergirl Comic (Murray, 1977 series) #27 ([December 1977?]) — The Boy Who Could See in the Dark!
-
Superman Presents Supergirl Comic (Murray, 1977 series) #27 ([December 1977?])
-
The Supergirl Archives (DC, 2001 series) #Volume 1 (2001) — Supergirl's Darkest Day!
-
Showcase Presents: Supergirl (DC, 2007 series) #Volume One ([November] 2007) — Supergirl's Darkest Day!
Synopsis
Supergirl rescues a boy with amnesia found lost at sea. He stays at the orphanage until Linda can figure out where he's really from. She learns that he is a prince from the planet Korvia who is fleeing prosecution for a crime he didn't commit.
Notes
original title: "Supergirl's Darkest Day!"
2
3Featuring
- Feature
- Direct Currents
Credits
- Writing
- , scripter
- Text
- , typeset
Notes
listing of DC comics on sale in early January 1967
4Featuring
- Feature
- Supergirl
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Supergirl [Linda Lee]; Mr. Wilkins; Mrs. Wilkins; Miss Hart
Credits
- Writing
- Jerry Siegel, scripter
- Art
- Jim Mooney, line art
- Colours
- , colourist
- Text
- Milt Snapinn, letterer
Reprint history
- First print
-
Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #264 (May 1960) — Supergirl Gets Adopted
- Also printed
-
Super Adventure Comic (Colour Comics, 1960 series) #3 ([August 1960]) — Supergirl Gets Adopted
-
Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?])
-
The Supergirl Archives (DC, 2001 series) #Volume 1 (2001) — Supergirl Gets Adopted!
-
Showcase Presents: Supergirl (DC, 2007 series) #Volume One ([November] 2007) — Supergirl Gets Adopted!
- Printed in
- Giant Supergirl Album (K. G. Murray, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973])
- From GCD
- from Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #264 (May 1960) [orig title "Supergirl Gets Adopted"]
Synopsis
Linda has to scheme to prevent herself from being adopted to protect her secret identity. She spends 30 days with the Wilkins. Mr. Wilkins is a policeman.
Notes
original title: "Supergirl Gets Adopted!"
5Featuring
- Feature
- Superman
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Superman; Bizarro #1; Bizarro-Lois #1; Bizarro-Jr. #1 (born); Bizarro World; Lex Luthor (flashback); Lois Lane (flashback)
Credits
- Writing
- Otto Binder, scripter
- Art
- Wayne Boring, penciller
- Stan Kaye, inker
- Colours
- , colourist
- Text
- , letterer
Reprint history
- First print
-
Superman (DC, 1939 series) #140 (October 1960) — The Son of Bizarro! Part I
- Also printed
-
Superman From the Thirties to the Seventies (Crown, 1971 series) (1971) — The Son of Bizarro (black and white)
-
Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?])
-
Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?]) — Part 1: The Son of Bizarro!
-
Superman Presents Supergirl (Murray, 1980 series) #38 ([May 1981?]) — Untitled [The Son of Bizarro Part 2: The Orphan Bizarro Part 3: The Bizarro Supergirl]
-
Showcase Presents Superman (DC, 2005 series) #Vol. Two (July 2006) — The Son of Bizarro! [Part 1]
-
Showcase Presents: Supergirl (DC, 2007 series) #Volume One ([November] 2007) — The Son of Bizarro! [Part 1]
- From GCD
- from Superman (DC, 1939 series) #140 (October 1960)
Synopsis
Bizarro-Lois gives birth to Bizarro-Jr. No. 1 who, while he thinks like a Bizarro looks like Superman when he was Superbaby. When the child becomes publicly known, Bizarro takes him out into space and stores him in an abandoned space capsule. The capsule crashes on Earth and Bizarro-Jr. No 1 is taken to the same Midvale Orphanage where Linda Lee (Supergirl) lives.
6Featuring
- Feature
- Superman
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Superman; Bizarro-Jr. #1; Supergirl; Krypto; Bizarro #1; Bizarro-Lois #1
Credits
- Writing
- Otto Binder, scripter
- Art
- Wayne Boring, penciller
- Stan Kaye, inker
- Colours
- , colourist
- Text
- , letterer
Reprint history
- First print
-
Superman (DC, 1939 series) #140 (October 1960) — Part II: The "Orphan" Bizarro!
- Also printed
-
Superman From the Thirties to the Seventies (Crown, 1971 series) (1971) — The Orphan Bizarro (black and white)
-
Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?]) — Part II: The Orphan Bizarro!
-
Showcase Presents Superman (DC, 2005 series) #Vol. Two (July 2006) — The "Orphan" Bizarro! [Part 2]
-
Showcase Presents: Supergirl (DC, 2007 series) #Volume One ([November] 2007) — The "Orphan" Bizarro! [Part 2]
Synopsis
Linda Lee is assigned to watch the newly named baby Buster which lasts until B-Jr. No. 1 remembers the existence of his parents and flies off. Supergirl and Superman take Bizarro Jr. to the Fortress where they have him adopted by two of Superman's robots. During Jr.'s sleep period Supergirl tries to do her chemistry homework and when her heat vision blows up her assignment she thinks she's turned baby Buster into a Bizarro!
7Featuring
- Feature
- Superman
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Superman; Bizarro-Supergirl (introduction); Supergirl; Bizarro-Jr. #1; Krypto; Bizarro-Lois #1; Bizarro #1
Credits
- Writing
- Otto Binder, scripter
- Art
- Wayne Boring, penciller
- Stan Kaye, inker
- Colours
- , colourist
- Text
- , letterer
Reprint history
- First print
-
Superman (DC, 1939 series) #140 (October 1960) — Part III: The Bizarro Supergirl!
- Also printed
-
Superman From the Thirties to the Seventies (Crown, 1971 series) (1971) — The Supergirl Bizarro (black and white)
-
Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?]) — Part III: The Bizarro Supergirl!
-
Showcase Presents Superman (DC, 2005 series) #Vol. Two (July 2006) — The Bizarro Supergirl!
-
Showcase Presents: Supergirl (DC, 2007 series) #Volume One ([November] 2007) — The Bizarro Supergirl! [Part 3]
Synopsis
Bizarro-Jr. finds Lex's Imperfect Duplicator while playing in the Fortress of Solitude and creates a Bizarro-Supergirl. Superman and Supergirl decide to return "Buster" to Bizarro World but Bizarro-Supergirl wants to keep him for her own. Bizarro spots his now-acceptable-looking child and leads all the Bizarros into war against Earth to get him back.
8Featuring
- Feature
- Supergirl
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Supergirl [Linda Danvers]; Dick Malverne; Jerro; Edna Danvers; Lori Lemaris; The Supergirl Emergency Squad (introduction); Legion of Super-Heroes [Phantom Girl; Cosmic Boy (figurine); Saturn Girl (figurine); Lightning Lad (figurine)]
Credits
- Writing
- Jerry Siegel, scripter
- Art
- Jim Mooney, line art
- Colours
- , colourist
- Text
- Milt Snapinn, letterer
Reprint history
- Based on
-
Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #290 (July 1962) — Supergirl's Super Boy-Friends!
- Printed in
-
Super Adventure Comic (Colour Comics, 1960 series) #12 ([November 1962?]) — Supergirl's Super Boy-Friends!
- Also printed
-
Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?])
-
Giant Supergirl Album (Colour Comics, 1970 series) #4 ([March 1973?]) — Supergirl's Super-Boy-Friends!
-
Superman Presents Supergirl Album (Murray, 1979 series) #35 ([September 1979?]) — Supergirl's Super-Boy-Friends
-
Showcase Presents: Supergirl (DC, 2007 series) #2 ([December] 2008) — Supergirl's Super Boy-Friends!
Synopsis
A gift from Phantom Girl is unfortunately made from Red Kryptonite, which makes Supergirl bestow super-powers on her mother, Dick, and Jerro when she kisses them.
9Featuring
- Feature
- Supergirl
- Genre
- Superhero
Credits
- Writing
- E. Nelson Bridwell , author
- Text
- , typeset
10Featuring
- Feature
- Supergirl
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Supergirl [Linda Danvers]; Comet the Super-Horse [also as Biron] (as Biron in flashback, origin); Fred Danvers; Edna Danvers; Mace Greede; Matt Carver; Streaky the Super-Cat (cameo); Krypto (cameo); Superman (cameo); Maldor (flashback); Circe (flashback)
Credits
- Writing
- Leo Dorfman, scripter
- Art
- Jim Mooney, line art
- Colours
- , colourist
- Text
- Milt Snapinn, letterer
Reprint history
- First print
-
Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #293 (October 1962) — The Secret Origin of Supergirl's Super-Horse!
- Also printed
-
Giant Supergirl Album (KG Murray, 1974 series) #5 ([March 1974?]) — The Secret Origin of Supergirl's Super-Horse
-
Super Adventure Comic (Colour Comics, 1960 series) #14 ([June 1963?]) — The Secret Origin of Supergirl's Super-Horse
-
Superman Presents Supergirl Comic (Murray, 1977 series) #28 ([February 1978?]) — The Secret Origin of Supergirl's Super-Horse
-
Superman Presents Supergirl Comic (Murray, 1977 series) #28 ([February 1978?])
-
Showcase Presents: Supergirl (DC, 2007 series) #2 ([December] 2008) — The Secret Origin of Supergirl's Super-Horse
- From GCD
- from Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) Action #293 (October 1962)
Synopsis
Comet telepathically tells Supergirl how he was originally human, and loved by the sorceress Circe, until a jealous rival caused him to be changed into a horse.
11Featuring
- Feature
- Supergirl
- Genre
- Superhero
Credits
- Writing
- E. Nelson Bridwell , author
- Text
- , typeset
Notes
highlights in Supergirl's life
Notes
Also designated on cover as 80 Page Giant (DC, 1964 series) #G33 and as G-33 on indicia page.
On-sale date from copyright registration.
Indicia
The indicia for this issue is not recorded. The identified publisher might be an associated or parent company, rather than the specific listed publisher.