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Wow! This is a Schwartz-era Superman tale too. I’d expect this from the Weisinger era. Never read this story, but I wonder if Supes was doing it for charity? That’d be a Schwartz-era twist to it.
I don’t remember the story, but I do recall that Schwartz did almost as many wacked-out covers as Weisinger.
The main difference between them was that Schwartz more often promoted a patina of realism in the stories. But even during the so-called “serious Batman” of Schwartz’s editorship, you got a cover that showed Batman hoisting a suicide-bomber gorilla above his head, which is as goofy as anything from Uncle Mortie.
The story itself isn’t that spectacular…
http://www.comicbookdaily.com/wp/daily_news/crazy-comic-covers-action-comics-454-supermans-energy-crisis/
Does Morgan Spurlock know about this?
Those look like Bob Oskner-drawn wait-staff…
BTW,, thanks for the link, Torsten. Seeing the Superman Solar Panel suit was worth it! Now waiting for that action figure…
Here’s a cross-over waiting to happen!
torstenadair.blogspot.com/2009/12/from-archives-chic-youngs-all-new.html
I’m just bemused by the complete lack of background in that cover, as if some fast-food-franchise had just plopped a location in a vast wasteland of nothing–not even a parking lot…
Sphinx, I agree, yeah it does look like Oskner’s art.
Good thing Supes didn’t go to an All You Can Eat Buffet…
I can believe a man can fly…and I can believe he can eat thousands of hamburgers…what I can’t believe are good looking young women working at a fast food joint in sexy uniforms. This is pure fantasy.
Superman will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.