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Superman 123

SUPERMAN #123

Cover Date: August 1958
Cover Price: $0.10
Publication Date: 1958-06-17

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Cover Credits:
Pencils: Curt Swan
Inks: Stan Kaye


Story: "The Three Magic Wishes" (26 Pages)
Part I: "The Girl of Steel"
Part II: "The Lost Super-Powers"
Part III: "Superman's Return to Krypton"

Credits:

StoryOtto Binder
PencilsDick Sprang
InksStan Kaye
EditingMort Weisinger

Feature Character(s):

Superman (last in World's Finest Comics #95; next in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #30)

Supporting Character(s):

Jimmy Olsen (last in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #3; next in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #30)
Lois Lane (in between Action Comics #242 and #243)
Jor-El (last in fashback in issue #134; page 14, panel 2 to page 16, panel 1; next in flashback in issue #328)
Lara Lor-Van (last in flashback in World of Krypton #1; page 16, panels 1-6; page 17, panels 3-4; page 19, panels 1-6; page 21, panel 1 to page 22, panel 7; retelling Superman Vol. 1 #246/2; next in issue #141, page 6)

Villain(s):

various crooks in Metropolis
Kil-Lor (first appearance; a would-be dictator; dies)

Other Character(s):

Super-Girl (first appearance; a magically created companion for Superman; sacrifices herself to save Superman)
an archeologist (first appearance; gives Jimmy Olsen a magical totem)
agents of the Krypton Bureau of Investigation

Location(s):

Space Sector 2813
Krypton
Kryptonopolis
an unidentified asteroid
Space Sector 2814
Earth
Metropolis
Daily Planet

Story Reprinted in:

Superman Annual #6/2 (Winter 1962-1963)
Superman Vol. 1 #217/4 (June-July 1969) [retitled and edited]
The Greatest Superman Stories Ever Told (1987 [March 1988])
The Greatest Superman Stories Ever Told (1987 [May 1989])
Supergirl Archives #1 ([December] 2001)
Superman: The Man of Tomorrow Archives #1 ([November] 2004)
Showcase Presents: Superman #1 ([November] 2005)
Showcase Presents: Supergirl #1 (2007 [January 2008])

Solicitation:

Jimmy Olsen gets his hands on a wish-granting totem, and wishes a "Supergirl" into existence (much to the chagrin of Lois Lane).


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