DO GOOD UNTO OTHERS AND EVERY MAN CAN BE A SUPERMAN 
Superman #66 is an issue of the series Superman (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 1950.
Synopsis for "The Babe of Steel"
Appearing in "The Babe of Steel"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Lois Lane
- Perry White
- Superbaby (First appearance)
Antagonists:
- The Prankster
- Killer Kenton (Single appearance)
- Eddie (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Baby Betty (Single appearance)
- Metropolis Police Department
Locations:
- Metropolis
- Daily Planet
- Ajax Studios
- Florida
- The Everglades
Items:
- Youth Elixer
- Sugar
Vehicles:
- Prankster's Hot Air Balloon
- Motorized Baby Carriage
- Flying Kiddie Car
Synopsis for "The Last Days of Superman"
Chuck, a Daily Planet cameraman, gets too close to a jewel thief and has a jewel of Green Kryptonite embedded in his camera. Chuck's constant presence at Clark's side whenever he's at the Planet office causes Clark to weaken, and doctors diagnose the ailing Mr. Kent with Walker's Disease -- giving him 30 days to live. Clark realizes this also means the end of Superman.
Superman goes around the world completing heroic deeds to help humanity after he's gone. He retrieves large amounts of oil and coal that should last the world years; destroys unnamed intercepting planets; and carves his epitaph on the surface of the moon, complete with the revelation of his secret identity -- Clark Kent.
Once he discovers that the Kryptonite in Chuck's camera is the cause, he uses his x-ray vision to burn it so that Lois would toss the camera out. Superman is restored to normal super health, and he heads out to the moon to erase the message bearing his secret identity.
Appearing in "The Last Days of Superman"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Barton (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Dr. Wright (Single appearance)
- Professor Lucius Lowell (Single appearance)
- Chuck (Single appearance)
- Harry (Single appearance)
Locations:
Items:
Synopsis for "The Machine That Played Cupid"
Appearing in "The Machine That Played Cupid"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Other Characters:
- Finney Floor (Single appearance)
- Minnie (Single appearance)
- Meataxe Cole (Single appearance)
Locations:
Items:
- World's Largest Typewriter
Notes
- The first story, "The Babe of Steel" establishes the existence of yet another Fountain of Youth on Earth-Two. The antidote for this version of the Fountain's waters is ordinary sugar.
- The second story, "The Last Days of Superman" is an Earth-Two story that would later be repeated by the Earth-One Superman, in Superman #156; except that Walker's Disease would be called Virus X.
- The splash page of "The Last Days of Superman" portrays Superman writing his Last Will and Testament. Variations on this image would be repeated much later in Superman #156 (October 1962), and in Action Comics #364 (June 1968).
Trivia
- Also appearing in this issue of Superman were:
- "New As Tomorrow!" (full page ad for current issue of Strange Adventures #1)
- Editorial Advisory Board
- Bob Hope & Lucille Ball in "Fancy Pants" (full page ad for current issue of Feature Films Magazine #4)
- Ton 'o Fun by Harry Lampert
- "Heavy Birds" (text article) by Raymond Perry
- Bebe by Henry Boltinoff
- Cartoon Flips: "Starring ... Superman!" by Martin Naydel
- Science Snaps by Martin Naydel
- Jerry the Jitterbug by Henry Boltinoff
- The Dodo and the Frog Ask "How Are Your Manners Out-of-Doors?" (PSA) by Jack Schiff and Otto Feuer
See Also
Links and References
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