No offense, but some of the cover-up explanations you've used in emergencies when you had to ditch me were really lame! No wonder I got suspicious of you in our single days! Like the meek and timid routines you used to come up with-- You sounded like the world's champion coward-- And hypochondriac! 
Superman #327 is an issue of the series Superman (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 1978.
Synopsis for "The Sandstorm That Swallowed Metropolis!"
Kobra, who has discovered Superman's secret identity, kidnaps Jonathan and Martha Kent from the past and holds them hostage to prevent the Man of Steel from interfering in his plans.
Appearing in "The Sandstorm That Swallowed Metropolis!"
Featured Characters:
- Superman (Flashback and main story) (also as teenager Clark Kent from Superboy #145)
Supporting Characters:
- Lois Lane
- Lana Lang
- Kent Family
- Jonathan Kent (Flashback and main story) (from Superboy #145)
- Martha Kent (Flashback and main story) (from Superboy #145)
Antagonists:
- Kobra Cult
- Two Members (Unnamed) (Flashback and main story)
- Kobra (Flashback and main story)
Other Characters:
- SKULL (Flashback only) (inside the SKULL Saucer)
- Justice League of America (Flashback only)
- Batman (Flashback only)
- Aquaman (Flashback only)
- Green Lantern (Flashback only)
- Imgor (In a photograph only)
- Sam (Single appearance) (resident of 344 Clinton Street)
Locations:
- Earth-One
- Space
- Planet Tramora (Mentioned only)
- Justice League Satellite (Flashback only)
- Earth
- Metropolis
- 344 Clinton Street
- Clark Kent's Apartment
- Galaxy Communications Building
- Metropolis Bay Tunnel
- 344 Clinton Street
- Smallville, Kansas (Flashback only)
- 321 Maple Street
- Atlantic Ocean
- Portugal (Mentioned only) (Aquaman's battle with Kobra in Aquaman #60 and #61)
- Caribbean (Mentioned only)
- North Pole
- Fortress of Solitude (Cameo)
- Metropolis
- Space
Items:
- Teleportation Device
- Giant Sucking Machine
- Giant Vacuum Pump
- Jonathan Kent (Statue only)
- Martha Kent (Statue only)
- Green Kryptonite Ray
Vehicles:
- SKULL Saucer (Flashback only)
- United States Army Cargo Transport Plane (In a photograph only) and (Flashback only) (Destroyed)
- Kobra's Jet Scooter
- Kobra's Hovercraft
Concepts:
Synopsis for "Mr. & Mrs. Superman: Two Can Die As Cheaply As One"
The newlywed Kents are having their belongings moved into their new apartment but problems arise when a falling couch nearly kills them and Clark's car explodes just a short time later. Is this a case of bad luck? Or, is someone trying to end their honeymoon permanently?
Appearing in "Mr. & Mrs. Superman: Two Can Die As Cheaply As One"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Colonel Future (Behind the scenes) (Phone call only)
- The C-F Gang
- Sid (disguised as an ACME mover)
- Andy (disguised as an ACME mover)
Other Characters:
Locations:
- Earth-Two
- Metropolis
- 80-35 (Unnamed) (street)
- Kents' Apartment
- Daily Star (Mentioned only)
- 80-35 (Unnamed) (street)
- Metropolis
Items:
Vehicles:
- Clark Kent's Car (Destroyed)
Notes
- First .50 cent and 40 page issue.
- Kobra actually discovered the Teleportation Device while on an archeological dig, but SKULL stole it from him.
- SKULL later used this device to teleport Titano back to Earth in Superman #324 and #325.