Superman #233 (of 714)
Superman Breaks Loose / Jor-El's Golden Folly
January 31st, 1971
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233
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Superman Breaks Loose / Jor-El's Golden Folly
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January 31st, 1971
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A scientific experiment turns all the kryptonite on Earth to iron, as Clark Kent moves from newspaper to television journalism.
- "Superman Breaks Loose" written by Denny O'Neil, penciled by Curt Swan and inked by Murphy Anderson. Superman helps with a Kryptonite-powered generator test, but something goes wrong and there's a massive explosion. But the explosion's side effect transforms all Kryptonite on Earth into ordinary iron. Good news for Superman - but was there also a downside? Reprinted in Action Comics #485, Superman in the Seventies, Superman: The Greatest Stories Ever Told #2, DC Comics Classics Library: Superman - Kryptonite Nevermore! #1.
- "Super-Turtle" gag strip by Henry Boltinoff.
- "Jor-El's Golden Folly" "The Fabulous World of Krypton" written by E. Nelson Bridwell, penciled and inked by Murphy Anderson. Reprinted in The Best of DC #40 & Superman: World of Krypton TPB.
Notes:
- The Julius Schwartz era begins with this issue.
- First appearance of the backup feature "The Fabulous World of Krypton".
- Both stories reprinted in Millennium Edition: Superman 233.