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Action Comics # 309 JFK Cameo Appearance post death
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This issue if famous for featuring President John F. Kennedy as part of the story. Due to the publication schedule, the issue was produced before Kennedy’s assassination and was released a month after the incident.
The television show “Our American Heroes” gathers many of Superman’s friends including Batman and Robin, and the Legion of Super-Heroes for a surprise tribute. Lois and Lana are sure that Clark Kent will not appear, which will prove their theory that Clark is Superman, but to their surprise Clark does arrive. So who is really Clark Kent?
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Action Comics # 309 JFK Cameo Appearance post death
Date: February, 1964
Creative Team: Curt Swan (Artist), Edmond Hamilton (Writer)
Condition Notes: Very Good/Fine
Story Notes:
Action comics #309 is famous for featuring President John F. Kennedy as part of the story. Due to the publication schedule, the issue was produced before Kennedy’s Assasination and was released a month after the incident.
The television show “Our American Heroes” gathers many of Superman’s friends including Batman and Robin, and the Legion of Super-Heroes for a surprise tribute. Lois and Lana are sure that Clark Kent will not appear, which will prove their theory that Clark is Superman, but to their surprise Clark does arrive. So who is really Clark Kent?
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