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Six more super SUPERMAN covers for you, superfans, culled from a time when comics were (mostly) all-age friendly. I quite liked the first post-CRISIS version of Supes, because it managed to combine elements of the character as he was originally portrayed in the 1930s & '40s with those of SUPERBOY, thereby giving DC readers the best of both versions, even though Superman never had a career as Superboy in the revised continuity. (Don't ask me what the current state of play is in regard to his history. Haven't got a ruddy clue.)
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