For the 67th episode, we move up a few months to Superman 281, where Superman first met Vartox, an older hero from another world who, while being an ally of the Man of Steel, would often end up having to go against our favorite hero.  Plus, he was based on Sean Connery’s appearance in the box office clunker Zardoz.  Seriously, look at the image below and compare it to the image above to see what I mean.

Not only that, but J David Weter tells us all about “The Gun that Mastered Men” in another thrilling installment of Superboy and the Legion of Superheroes in the Bronze Age.

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What’s that noise I hear in the distance?  Could it be…Thunder? Why, yes it is. In this episode, Superman goes up against Captain Thunder, who, for all intents and purposes is Captain Marvel, but DC didn’t want them to meet up just yet. Plus, J David Weter presents Superboy and the Legion taking on the Fatal Five!

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Happy New Year everyone! 2013 is Superman’s 75th Birthday, and to celebrate, we are covering some of the biggest events in the Bronze Age. First up, Superman becomes the “Target of the Toymen” when he meets his first legacy villain. And in Superboy in the Bronze Age, J David Weter begins his coverage of Superboy and the Legion of Superheroes with a story focusing on Timber Wolf. As a refresher, here is his Who’s Who entry: This is a big year for Superman folks and we’ve got a lot of cool stuff planned. You’ll want to stick around for this!

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