Stump the Superman Fans

[GreenLantern]

In what Elseworlds does Luthor rape and murder Lois?-I believe it was in Generations.

What is Lex Luthors full name?-Alexander Joseph Luthor

What last name did Luthor's family change their name to and why?-Tough one, still thinking on it.

Who were Luthors foster parents?-Casey and Elaine Griggs

Did you or Blake ever find it scary that you know this much stuff about Superman?

[Mark Blicharz]

Daily. Scary part is, my father answers these faster then I do.

[klwiggs]

In what Elseworlds does Luthor rape and murder Lois?-I believe it was in Generations.


The one I was thinking of was Kal where all the Superman characters are in medievel times.

[Mark Blicharz]

Oh that one. I was thinking of Lex doing it, not Baron Luthor and Loisse. It was Superman: Kal from 1995 written by Dave Gibbons and illustrated by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez.

[klwiggs]

Daily. Scary part is, my father answers these faster then I do.

Does your father still read comics to this day?
How often do you and your dad have conversations about Superman?

[Mark Blicharz]

We do, and we usually talk about them when we see each other for our weekly Smallville night. :)

[klwiggs]

You should convince your dad to join this site if he is not already a member. His insight to everything Superman could add some good input here at cx.

[Mark Blicharz]

He reads here, but doesn't post. He figures that anything he'd have to add, I'd have already posted. :P

[complexbrother]

what was wwrong with Luthor's 2nd body ?

[Blake Petit]

It contracted a virus that was attacking clones and quickly deteriorated.

[The AstroForce]

How old is Superman?

[Mark Blicharz]

He's in his early 30s, but no real age has been given. It also varies depending on which origin you use which puts his date of birth several thousand years apart.

[The AstroForce]

I want to see you answer that... How many people Superman saved in his entire career? Pre-Crisis, Post-Crisis, and the whole thing altogether.

Alright, you can close the thread now, no way nobody's gonna be able to answer that!

[Blake Petit]

We've repeatedly passed on "how many" questions -- of COURSE nobody is going to be able to answer that. How many people are there in the world? He's saved every one of 'em several times over.

[Mark Blicharz]

I want to see you answer that... How many people Superman saved in his entire career? Pre-Crisis, Post-Crisis, and the whole thing altogether.

Alright, you can close the thread now, no way nobody's gonna be able to answer that!

Several trillion all told. There could be no exact number since he's saved the entire universe a few times as well. That's not a stumping, the answer is simply everyone in the universe a few times over.

[The AstroForce]

Sure, take the easy way out and say the whole universe!

Why does Superman like Batman and vice-versa, and why Diana cares for Clark so much?

[Blake Petit]

Nothing "easy" about it, it's the truth.

Superman and Batman have a grudging respect. Diana was Clark's best friend until the whole debacle with Maxwell Lord. As for "why"... well... why do you hang out with your friends?

[Mark Blicharz]

Superman and Batman are like brothers. They respect each other and are very similar overall, just go about doing things differently. Diana and Clark are still best friends, just there's a strain due to her killing Max. She also almost always had feelings for him.

[The AstroForce]

What Clark saw in Lois that got him so fired up about her? Goes both ways too, what Lois saw in Clark?

What does Clark think of Jimmy Olsen?

What is the most emotional event that happened in Clark/Superman's life? Positive and Negative.

Why Superman had a fling with Wonder Woman? I mean, Lois Lane is THE one! There wasn't supposed to be anybody else! EVER!

Why did Superman rejected Maxima? I'm asking you this because I wouldn't reject Maxima never, and i am quite picky on the ladies. And Captain Atom rejected her too! I mean, there is nothing wrong with her, powerful, hot, i like her strong attitude, everytime i read Superman rejecting her, i scream out-loud: 'YOU FOOL!' I just can't over that one.

[Blake Petit]

Again, you're asking questions about what brought them together, and that's as abstract in comic books as it is in real life. Clark was probably attracted to Lois's strength and courage, and Lois saw the same things in him.

Jimmy is his pal.

I can't really speak for what Clark sees as the most "powerful" events in his life, but as a reader I think the most emotional things were the New Year's Eve party where he let a friend drive drunk, resulting in a car crash that turned him into a vegetable (the event which taught him responsibility), and on the good side, probably when Lois said she'd marry him -- him, not Superman.

Superman didn't have a fling with Wonder Woman. There was some initial attraction when they first met (how couldn't there be?) but nothing ever came of it, and that was before he and Lois were together.

As for Maxima... I wouldn't be too keen on getting together with a woman who wanted to abduct me across the galaxy and use me as a breeding stud either...

[GreenLantern]

Superman and Batman are like brothers. They respect each other and are very similar overall, just go about doing things differently. Diana and Clark are still best friends, just there's a strain due to her killing Max. She also almost always had feelings for him.

we talking friendly feelings or the other kind of feelings? :banana:

[Mark Blicharz]

Both. She's always loved Clark, but he's always loved Lois, so she kinda stayed off to the side.

[The AstroForce]

Why Darkseid considers Superman a potential threat to his plans? Based on their capabilities, he shouldn't even be a potential threat.

[Mark Blicharz]

Because with enough sun exposure, he can eventually get more powerful then Darkseid.

[The AstroForce]

Exactly because of that? But that doesn't answer why he is a current potential threat to Darkseid, because he is still below him.

[Mark Blicharz]

Physically, Superman is in the same ballpark going all out near a star. He's strong enough normally to hurt him, something not many can actually do.

[James T. Rios]

Name the 5 Actresses (minus Margot Kidder) who auditioned for the part of Lois Lane in the 1978 Superman Movie.

[klwiggs]

Which model was Lois Lane's appearance based on by Siegel and Shuster?

Who is Lois's forgotten niece?

How many Superman characters has the initials LL and who are they?

[Blake Petit]

The model Siegel and Shuster based Lois on was named Joanne Carter.

Lois's long-lost niece was named Susie Thompkins, which would seem to indicate she had a sister other than Lucy that never showed up.

I never answer "how many" questions, because in the almost 70 years of continuity you're bound to miss SOMEBODY, but here are the LLs I can think of...

Lois Lane
Lucy Lane
Lana Lang
Lex Luthor
Lionel Luthor (Lex's father in Smallville continuity)
Lena Luthor (Lex's long-lost sister)
Lori Lemaris (Clark's college girlfriend who turned out to be a mermaid)
Lenora Lemaris (Lori's sister)
Lyla Lerrol (A Kryptonian actress who was destined to marry Kal-El if Krypton hadn't exploded)
Linda Lee (Supergirl's secret identity)
Luma Lynai (A woman Supergirl found on a distant planet while seeking a mate for her cousin, who turned out to be fatally suceptible to Earth's yellow sun)

And of course, Lara Lor-Van, his mother's maiden name, which raises the question of whether he's just got one mama-jama of an oedipal complex.

[The AstroForce]

This one should be tricky...

How many times Superman lost his powers for (obvious) brief periods of time?

Pre-Crisis and Post-Crisis.

[Blake Petit]

This one should be tricky...

How many times Superman lost his powers for (obvious) brief periods of time?

Pre-Crisis and Post-Crisis.

I never answer "how many" questions, because in the almost 70 years of continuity you're bound to miss SOMEBODY

Or in this case "some thing." :rolleyes:

[The AstroForce]

Ok, so i'll make it easy on you.

Just Post-Crisis then. I don't think there is too much, really.

[Adam Chapman]

Interesting tidbit- in Classical Greece, El was a word of semitic origin which meant God.

So Kal-El = Kal-God. Sorta. :p

[Blake Petit]

That is interesting -- especially when you consider that Siegel was Jewish. Wonder if that was intentional...

[Jim Wright]

I just discovered this gem.

I have a question. No fair Googling.

A classic Superman story was retold around the time of the Crisis in another book ostensibly to have the story still remain in continuity but without Superman in it.
Can you name that story?



If that's too vague, here's a hint, but try it without the hint first.
It was in All-Star Squadron

And let me know if you had to use the hint.

[Mark Blicharz]

Good question. There was a few books during that timeframe that did it. The issue in question is All-Star Squadron #64 written by Roy Thomas. It was the last in-continuity PC book even though it happened after the Crisis ended. Roy Thomas told us later that the events took place before All-Star Squadron #50. The story was a retelling of Superman #19. The All-Star Squadron replaced Superman due to Superman having been erased from continuity. It was a classic story where the comic strip characters come to life. The artist was Wayne Boring. No I didn't use the spoiler. :)

[Blake Petit]

This guy rules. :LOL:

[Mark Blicharz]

:adjusts his crown: I am the king of completely useless trivia afterall.

[Normalman]

This doesn't really count as trivia, but long ago as a boy I read a pre crisis Superman story where it turns out that Superman had a twin brother who was a hunchback. When Superboy discovered him, in a jealous rage Superboy trapped him in a meteor of kryptonite, and tossed him into space. Superboy then suppressed memory of the incident until confronted with it as an adult Superman - who then dies freeing the hunchback from the kryptonite. The hunchback Superman turns evil (surprise) and conquers the Earth.

Brought back to like, Superman is going to confront his "twin". That ended the issue and I never saw the followup. I realize it was all some kind of setup of course, but I always wanted to know what happened. Anybody?

[Mark Blicharz]

This doesn't really count as trivia, but long ago as a boy I read a pre crisis Superman story where it turns out that Superman had a twin brother who was a hunchback. When Superboy discovered him, in a jealous rage Superboy trapped him in a meteor of kryptonite, and tossed him into space. Superboy then suppressed memory of the incident until confronted with it as an adult Superman - who then dies freeing the hunchback from the kryptonite. The hunchback Superman turns evil (surprise) and conquers the Earth.

Brought back to like, Superman is going to confront his "twin". That ended the issue and I never saw the followup. I realize it was all some kind of setup of course, but I always wanted to know what happened. Anybody?

This occured in World's Finest #246 and #247. The "twin" was actually the Parasite. He went under the name of Kor-El though. Superman and Batman teamed up and overthrew Parasite who had taken over the world. Bob Haney wrote and Kurt Schaffenberger did the pencils with Tex Blaisdell on the inks.

[Normalman]

Excellent - Thanks.

[Blake Petit]

The man is a GOD, people!

Okay, buddy, here's one for ya -- what was Superman's address before he and Lois got married?

[Mark Blicharz]

344 Clinton Street apartment 3B.

[Blake Petit]

:bows:

And their current address? Should be easier. ;)

[Mark Blicharz]

1938 Sullivan Lane. Now all the Smallville fans know where Chloe got her last name from.

[Blake Petit]

You are the king. ;)

And "1938" refers to? C'mon, this is a gimme.

[Mark Blicharz]

The year of Action Comics #1.

[Blake Petit]

That was an easy one. :D

Okay, back to you guys. What've you got?

[Mark Blicharz]

Here's one for you Blake. Should be easy for either of us. What's Superman's birthdate?

[Blake Petit]

According to Alan Moore's "For the Man Who Has Everything," Feb. 29. ;)

[Mark Blicharz]

That is correct. Someone give us more! There's a large depository of geeky knowledge going to waste here. We're waiting to impart our encyclopedia of Superman upon thee!

[Blake Petit]

Yeah! We can't just sit around stumping each other all day! :LOL:

[Mark Blicharz]

Or trying to in our cases. :P

[Normalman]

Alright, here's two more I've wondered about.

1. Does Superboy count. I read a comic where he meets up with another kid who somehow has powers apparently greater than his own (he doesn't seem to be a villain). Anyway they start mixing it up, at one point Superboy tries to blow him away with superbreath and the kid laughs and asks what that breeze was. This was another story I never got to finish, who was he and what happened to him?

2. In the 70's, Superman fights a guy who gets the power of the last person he lost a fight to. First he gets beat by WW so he gets her powers. Supes then beats him so he gains Supes powers, but Supes is able to beat him a second time since Supes had been depressed during their first fight (this was the 70's remember). Supes dumps the guy in Kandor. What issue is this from and did the guy ever come back (I always thought this was kind of a cool power to have).

[Jim Wright]

Since they're coming back OYL, tell me who were Nightwing and Flamebird originally?

[Blake Petit]

Since they're coming back OYL, tell me who were Nightwing and Flamebird originally?

This one's easy. Nightwing and Flamebird were the code-names that Superman and Jimmy Olsen used when they went into the bottle city of Kandor. They took the names of two Kryptonian birds and became sort of a "Batman and Robin." Dick Grayson and Bette Kane (who, Pre-Crisis, was the original Bat-Girl) took the names themselves after they outgrew their own original identities.

The names were also used by Superman's sons, Kal-El II and Jor-El II, when they went to school in Kandor in one of them classic "Imaginary" stories.

[Jim Wright]

This one's easy. Nightwing and Flamebird were the code-names that Superman and Jimmy Olsen used when they went into the bottle city of Kandor. They took the names of two Kryptonian birds and became sort of a "Batman and Robin." Dick Grayson and Bette Kane (who, Pre-Crisis, was the original Bat-Girl) took the names themselves after they outgrew their own original identities.

The names were also used by Superman's sons, Kal-El II and Jor-El II, when they went to school in Kandor in one of them classic "Imaginary" stories.

Very nice. You named almost all of them. What pair did you leave out?

[Justin Byrd]

Very nice. You named almost all of them. What pair did you leave out?
Didn't Clark and Lois use the names when they went back to Krypton (that one from the Phantom Zone, where he got the new Krypto and met the second Post Crisis Zod)? It was a story a few years back..."Return to Krypton".

EDIT: sorry guys, I guess I just butted in :)

[Justin Byrd]

What was the name of the doctor who created the first Bizarro post crisis? (easy one)

[Blake Petit]

What was the name of the doctor who created the first Bizarro post crisis? (easy one)

That'd be Luthor's employee Dr. Teng.

[thtadthtshldntb]

Interesting tidbit- in Classical Greece, El was a word of semitic origin which meant God.

So Kal-El = Kal-God. Sorta. :p

There is more to El... El in ancient Hebrew or some variation thereof means beloved of God,

Many of the original angelic names, actually are meant to be read this way

Gabri-el, means strength of God
Micha-el, means representative of god
Sama-el (this is Satan btw)
Rapha-el
Uri-el

notice, Kal-el

see a trend here...
--------------------------------------------
anyway onto the trivia question.

Pre Crisis feats

In a particular feat, 4 heroes from the Legion link hands to try to contain a massive anitmatter explosion, only one here is left conscious after the blast.

1) who are the heroes

2) who is left conscious (this one should be easy, given the thread this is in)

[Justin Byrd]

Name the villains, in order, who appeared to battle Superman in Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?

Bonus: what two villains were absent, mentioned having died in a struggle for power in the same book?

[Jim Wright]

Very nice. You named almost all of them. What pair did you leave out?

Oh and SupesAF may be right, but I was thinking pre Crisis....

No fair cheating..

[Mark Blicharz]

Oh and SupesAF may be right, but I was thinking pre Crisis....

No fair cheating..

The last pair that Blake forgot were Van-Zee and Ak-Var, both were Kandorian citizens.

[Mark Blicharz]

Alright, here's two more I've wondered about.

1. Does Superboy count. I read a comic where he meets up with another kid who somehow has powers apparently greater than his own (he doesn't seem to be a villain). Anyway they start mixing it up, at one point Superboy tries to blow him away with superbreath and the kid laughs and asks what that breeze was. This was another story I never got to finish, who was he and what happened to him?

2. In the 70's, Superman fights a guy who gets the power of the last person he lost a fight to. First he gets beat by WW so he gets her powers. Supes then beats him so he gains Supes powers, but Supes is able to beat him a second time since Supes had been depressed during their first fight (this was the 70's remember). Supes dumps the guy in Kandor. What issue is this from and did the guy ever come back (I always thought this was kind of a cool power to have).

First one is too vague. There were a few beings that would fall under that.

[Terry Verticchio]

I got one...

What are the names of Lois' parents?

[Mark Blicharz]

Sam and Ella.

[thtadthtshldntb]

I have a question up there at the end of my last post, did you guys miss it??

[Mark Blicharz]

No, just trying to figure out which one you mean. :P There's a couple of em.

[thtadthtshldntb]

This is from before 1980, I suppose this qualfies as a hint though.

[Jim Wright]

The last pair that Blake forgot were Van-Zee and Ak-Var, both were Kandorian citizens.

Very good.

How was Van-Zee related to Superman?

[Mark Blicharz]

Very good.

How was Van-Zee related to Superman?

In Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane #15, February 1960, it was explained that they were cousins. His parents were Nim-Zee and Kayla-El.

[Jim Wright]

In Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane #15, February 1960, it was explained that they were cousins. His parents were Nim-Zee and Kayla-El.

I'm very impressed.

And they were cousins in the mold of the Patty Duke Show..

"Cousins..identical cousins..lalala"

And sometimes, Supes would borrow Van to help him confuse folks about his identity.

[Mark Blicharz]

Even Lois had a duplicate in Kandor. :P

[TNC]

Ok, I got a question....

How many times has Superman been mind-controlled post crisis?

Could you possible provide issue numbers and a brief synopsis of the situation (not required, but appreciated!)?

[Blake Petit]

As I always say, I don't do "how many times" questions. No matter how big a geek I am, chances are you'll always forget about that one time in the third panel of a back-up story in "Tales From Albuquerque #4962."

[TNC]

As I always say, I don't do "how many times" questions. No matter how big a geek I am, chances are you'll always forget about that one time in the third panel of a back-up story in "Tales From Albuquerque #4962."


Well ok, make this a "non title bout". :LOL:

Just as far as you know, how many times has Superman been mind controlled by anything. Or better yet, what characters have mind controlled Superman before?

I know of The Burning, White Martains, Darkseid, Max Lord..... all I can think of off the top of my head...

[thtadthtshldntb]

The chick from that Kandor arc last year or the year before...she controlled Superman for a while, Lyla I think her name was...

anyway, I am still waiting for an answer or have I really stumped the Superman fans..:eek:

[Blake Petit]

The chick from that Kandor arc last year or the year before...she controlled Superman for a while, Lyla I think her name was...

anyway, I am still waiting for an answer or have I really stumped the Superman fans..:eek:
Sorry, which one are you waiting on an answer for? I lose track sometimes when this thread gets busy...

[thtadthtshldntb]

http://www.comixtreme.com/forums/showpost.php?p=310959&postcount=311

At the bottom of that post

I also gave a later hint that it occured in an issue before 1980

[TNC]

The chick from that Kandor arc last year or the year before...she controlled Superman for a while, Lyla I think her name was...

anyway, I am still waiting for an answer or have I really stumped the Superman fans..:eek:


Forgot about her. Hey, I'm not the one with the supermemory, I can barely remember to call girls back. :LOL: Thats 5, I'm sure there are more times Supes has been mind controlled.

So outside of:

Darkseid
White Martians
Lyla
The Burning
Max Lord

What other characters have mind controlled Superman?

[thtadthtshldntb]

Saturn Girl but that was pre Crisis

[Justin Byrd]

Forgot about her. Hey, I'm not the one with the supermemory, I can barely remember to call girls back. :LOL: Thats 5, I'm sure there are more times Supes has been mind controlled.

So outside of:

Darkseid
White Martians
Lyla
The Burning
Max Lord

What other characters have mind controlled Superman?
Poison Ivy technically did during Hush....

[TNC]

Poison Ivy technically did during Hush....


Ahh, thats 6!!!!

Current tally for MC'ed Superman:

Darkseid
White Martians
Lyla
The Burning
Max Lord
Poison Ivy


Is there anyone else that can be added to this list?

[Gabriel Sosa]

Crucifer during the tenth circle.

Mind controlling is to make him do things without him wanting to, or, just making him believe things that are not true?
Because if it's the second one, Manchester Black has also mind controlled him (twice).

[TNC]

Crucifer during the tenth circle.

Mind controlling is to make him do things without him wanting to, or, just making him believe things that are not true?
Because if it's the second one, Manchester Black has also mind controlled him (twice).


Well, I hadn't really thought of that, but F it, why not include both!

SO here is the current tally:

Darkseid
White Martians
Lyla
The Burning
Max Lord
Poison Ivy
Crucifer
Manchester Black (twice)

thats 8 people with a total of 9 times as of right now. Can we add anyone else to this list?

[Gabriel Sosa]

Mouth (the whisperer introduced in The White Rage), it made him believe he had killed a lot of children, Supes believed it to the point that he even turned himself to the police.
Does that count as mind control?

[Mike D'Alfonso]

Maybe we could put Eclipso in this catagory, but his powers are more about taking away one's inhibitions. By my count, he has manipulated Supes twice. Oh and I think you forgot the Eradicator when he turned Supes into Krypton man in order to create a new Krypton.

[Jim Wright]

Youngins...don't y'all remember Amazing Grace?

[TNC]

Youngins...don't y'all remember Amazing Grace?

Did she mind control Superman too?

Edit, Mark and Blake, should I take my question in another thread? I don't want to clutter up you guys's thread.

[TNC]

Current Tally for MC'ed Superman

Darkseid
White Martians
Lyla
The Burning
Max Lord
Poison Ivy
Crucifer
Manchester Black (twice)
Mouth (the whisperer introduced in The White Rage)
Eclipso
Eradicator (when he turned Supes into Krypton man in order to create a new Krypton)
Amazing Grace
Little Girl (Mc'ed Superman in JLA story: Tenth Circle)
Brainiac

Thats a total 14 people and 15 times, can anyone else be added to this collection?

[Justin Byrd]

Amazing Grace? As in the Legends crossover? He was hurting from the firepits, and was an amnesiac. I don't know if that counts....

[Jim Wright]

Did she mind control Superman too?

Edit, Mark and Blake, should I take my question in another thread? I don't want to clutter up you guys's thread.

*chuckles* She mind controlled Supes and Barda into getting it on. I'm sure that counts.

Oh, and what about Neron from Day of Judgment?

[Justin Byrd]

*chuckles* She mind controlled Supes and Barda into getting it on. I'm sure that counts.

Oh, and what about Neron from Day of Judgment?
He possessed Superman, as in entered his body...that's not mind control. You're not controlling his mind, it's a separate entity controlling the body...

[Mark Blicharz]

Darkseid-brain washed after Superman had amnesia from the fire pits.
The Burning-Mind controlled the entire JLA
Poison Ivy-Kryptonite lipstick, not real mental control as Ivy has no telepathy.
Crucifer-Magical mind control
Manchester Black (twice)-Illusions, not mental control
Eclipso-Possession, not mind control
Amazing Grace-Weakened Superman after Amnesia
Little Girl (Mc'ed Superman in JLA story: Tenth Circle)-JLA screw up.
Brainiac-Superman's resisted Brainiac more times then I can count.

[Jim Wright]

He possessed Superman, as in entered his body...that's not mind control. You're not controlling his mind, it's a separate entity controlling the body...

Ok, I wasn't sure if that counted or not. So Deadman will never count in that regard, correct?

[Justin Byrd]

Ok, I wasn't sure if that counted or not. So Deadman will never count in that regard, correct?
I wouldn't....

[Mark Blicharz]

I wouldn't either. Magical possession isn't something Superman would have a resistance to.

[TNC]

Darkseid-brain washed after Superman had amnesia from the fire pits.
The Burning-Mind controlled the entire JLA
Poison Ivy-Kryptonite lipstick, not real mental control as Ivy has no telepathy.
Crucifer-Magical mind control
Manchester Black (twice)-Illusions, not mental control
Eclipso-Possession, not mind control
Amazing Grace-Weakened Superman after Amnesia
Little Girl (Mc'ed Superman in JLA story: Tenth Circle)-JLA screw up.
Brainiac-Superman's resisted Brainiac more times then I can count.


Look, you asked a question, I answered it. I wasn't dealing with the details of it all, but everyone of those people have taken control of Superman and it backs my point that SUperman gets controlled WAY too often to NOT have defense measures for WHEN he gets controlled. And just because you may not agree with what happens in a showing, doesn't mean it doesn't count.

[TNC]

Is my question still do-able?

What characters have mind-controlled Superman in anyway?

[AmazingMattMan]

ok im confused. im in the arena and i keep seeing stuff about supes having forcefields and tk fields. eh? whatever happened to him just being super buff? can someone explain all this stuff to me?

[Blake Petit]

As was explained during John Byrne's run on the title, Superman's invulnerability and flight powers are both aspects of a telekinetic aura that is in close proximity around his body. (This is also why his cape can be destroyed, but his skintight costume usually goes undamaged.) Superman has never used the field for anything besides his invulnerability and flight powers. Superboy, on the other hand, learned to use the field to manipulate objects he is in physical contact with, a power he calls "tactile telekinesis."

[AmazingMattMan]

huh....thats wierd and im not sure i like it.

but thanks for lesson :bow:

[Blake Petit]

but thanks for lesson :bow:

S'What I'm here for. ;)

[Justin Byrd]

huh....thats wierd and im not sure i like it.

but thanks for lesson :bow:
It's actually better than just his skin being helluva tough. If you think about it, why wouldn't his outfit tear or something since Ma just made it with regular fabric? It's weird, sure, but it makes more sense and is a little more plausible than his clothes just being invulnerable (like in pre-crisis days).

[Goorudoguntai]

While reading superdickery some questions came to my mind.

Who was the bald lady that Lex chose as his bride in Action comics cover (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/57.html) and why was Superman frenching her?

Which episode of World's Finest had Superman giving Nazi salute (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/48.html)to his marching troops and what was the story about?

In which episode did Superman threatened to rape (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/113.html) Wondergirl and who was mindcontrolling him (again)?

Which episode was this (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/162.html) was Superman mindcontrolled again?

Were Supergirl and Comet (Superhorse) an item (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/150.html)?

In how many issues Popemobile go-kart (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/13.html) appeared?

Is the woman Superman french kissing (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/99.html) Maxima and why are they doing it on Lois grave?

What is this issue (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/64.html) about?

Was the JFK Superman slapped (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/112.html) an imposter?

What was Crisis at Hand (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/156.html) about?

Who was the Supergirl that Clark greeted (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/174.html)?

Has Superman ever turned into a female (http://www.superdickery.com/stupor/25.html), if so how many times?

What happened to the Legion of Superpets (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/78.html)?

Who was mind controlling Superman in these issues?
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/98.html
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/116.html
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/111.html
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/81.html

[Justin Byrd]

Don't mean to step on anyone's toes here, but I thought I'd field a few of your questions. I'm no expert on PC DC, but I can help out a little:

While reading superdickery some questions came to my mind.

Who was the bald lady that Lex chose as his bride in Action comics cover (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/57.html) and why was Superman frenching her?
Don't remember the name, but she was from Lexor I believe...the planet that Luthor saved and he ended up being their hero. I don't know why Kal was frenching her though...
Which episode of World's Finest had Superman giving Nazi salute (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/48.html)to his marching troops and what was the story about?
Ask Blake or Mark :)

In which episode did Superman threatened to rape (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/113.html) Wondergirl and who was mindcontrolling him (again)?
That was during Byrne's run on Action Comics, I can get you the issue # if you want. Essentially Superman was duped into going to a guy's house to see his invention, and it was a mind transfer device. The guy took Superman's body and flew off, and started a rampage. That's not Clark saying that.

Which episode was this (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/162.html) was Superman mindcontrolled again?
I believe he was being influenced by Brainiac...and was being tampered with. It was the Dead Again arc.

Were Supergirl and Comet (Superhorse) an item (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/150.html)?
Comet was actually a weird thing: he's actually a guy who turns into a horse for some reason (for more info I'm sure that Blake/Mark can field it). She wasn't into bestiality...:)

In how many issues Popemobile go-kart (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/13.html) appeared?
Mark/Blake

Is the woman Superman french kissing (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/99.html) Maxima and why are they doing it on Lois grave?
Alternate future, what if kinda story. Lois was dead, so Kal married Maxima, I think it was part of the Armageddon storyline. I don't think in the actual story they were making out on her grave, but they hooked up.
What is this issue (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/64.html) about?

Was the JFK Superman slapped (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/112.html) an imposter?
Again, Mark/Blake.

What was Crisis at Hand (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/156.html) about?
He's actually glaring at the wife beater...don't remember what the "Crisis at Hand" was that or not though. My mind's been driftin'

Who was the Supergirl that Clark greeted (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/174.html)?

Has Superman ever turned into a female (http://www.superdickery.com/stupor/25.html), if so how many times?
B/M

What happened to the Legion of Superpets (http://www.superdickery.com/dick/78.html)?
In Byrne's reboot, they ceased to exist, like Supergirl (well up until Loeb brought her back). Krypto has been back, but he's from an alternate Krypton.

Who was mind controlling Superman in these issues?
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/98.html
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/116.html
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/111.html
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/81.html
The thing w/ the JLA and Booster, I don't know. The thing w/ the Titans, that's the same thing as above...the guy who's the "only one who can save us" is actually Superman in the scientist's body, the guy whose mind is now in Superman's body...and the Legion? I think it was a mixup, and he wasn't being mindcontrolled.

[Eliseu Gouveia]

In a pre-crisis comic, Clark Kent once infiltrated a prison and to hide his true super-identity, he hid his uniform by compacting it into resembling a sheet of paper which he hid inside a book in his cell.

What issue was this?