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Name
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Superlass
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Lisa Kent
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Type
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Costumed heroine
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane #91
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Year
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1969
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA
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Superlass is the super-human daughter of Superman and Lois Lane from one of countless possible futures. Her secret identity is Lisa Kent [info ?Supermanica]
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Name
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Super-Lois (1)
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Lois Lane
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Type
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Costumed Heroine
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane #17
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Year
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1960
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA
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Lois gains powers from Superman via a blood transfusion as part of a plot against Brainiac.
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Name
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Super-Lois (2)
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Lois Lane
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Type
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Costumed Heroine
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane #21
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Year
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1960
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA
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Lois gains powers after swimming in a magic lake
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Name
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Superman
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Clark Kent / Kal El
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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Justice Society of America (Honorary member)
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1st Appearance
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Action Comics #1
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Year
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1938
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA
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Kal-El is the last son of Krypton, sent from that dying planet by his biological parents. He landed on Earth and was raised by a good couple, the Kent's, to fight for truth, justice, and the American way. He is a newspaper reporter when not fighting crime and super-criminals. He often teams up with Batman and Robin, though theirs is not an official partnership; he is also a member of the Justice Society of America. He cannot fly (not during the Golden Age), but he can leap tall buildings and is nearly invulnerable, has super-strength, speed, and heat vision. In 'Action Comics' #236, he had to get rid of his old costume and wear the Space Suit, which had an anti-Kryptonite belt.
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Name
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Superman (#?)
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Jonathan Kent
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Year
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA details missing
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[Further details unavailable]
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Name
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Superman (#?)
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Lex Luthor
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Year
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA details missing
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Non bald, non evil super-powered Lex Luthor who teams up with Batman (Clark Kent)
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Name
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Superman Junior
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Johnny Kirk / Tommy / Jimmy
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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Superman
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1st Appearance
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Action Comics #232
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Year
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1957
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA
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Young Johnny Kirk gains super-powers identical to Superman after passing through an "energy cloud" in space; he gives his super-powers to Superman when the latter loses them. The editor must have been out partying all night before he edited that story. In the story, Superman Jr. is called three different names. On page 2 he says, "My name is Johnny Kirk." Then on page 7 Superman refers to him as "Tommy." And finally, on page 11, he is called "Jimmy. ( Thanks to Jake Oster)
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Name
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Superman of 2965
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Klar Ken T-5477
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Superman #181
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Year
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1965
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA
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Superman 2965, whose adventures take place in the 30th century is chronicled in Superman No. 181, Action Comics Nos. 338 & 339, and World's Finest Comics No. 166. His secret identity and origin is shown in Superman No. 181. [Info ?Supermanica]
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Name
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Superman of Tomorrow
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A.K.A.
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n/a
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Secret ID.
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Craig King
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Action Comics #215
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Year
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1956
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA
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The Superman of Tomorrow, Craig King (same initials as Clark Kent) was the secret identity of the Superman of 2956. King was a mild-mannered telenews reporter for the Daily Solar System. He assumed the role of the thirtieth-century Superman at the behest of a delegation of leading scientists who provided him with a variety of special scientific gadgets—including "concealed jet units for flight" and "a concealed de-gravitator to make heavy things light"—that enabled him to simulate, albeit somewhat imperfectly, some of Superman's mighty super-powers. As the Superman of 2956, King attempted to bring a halt the mysterious scientific thefts that had been plaguing his era's city of Metropolis. [info (c) Supermanica]
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Name
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Superman Red and Superman Blue
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A.K.A.
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N/A
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Secret ID.
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Clark Kent / Kal El
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Type
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Costumed Hero
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Affiliation/Team
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None
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1st Appearance
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Superman #162
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Year
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1963
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Publisher
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National Periodical Publications (DC)
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Country of origin
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USA
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[Further details unavailable]
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