Action Comics 1938 2011 39

“THE MAN WITH THE RADIOACTIVE TOUCH.” A disaster at Chalmers Laboratories involving radium kills Brett Bryson. His bosses are tried for negligence but acquitted. A hooded figure later robs a jewelry store, leaving a watchman dead of radium burns. Superman is implicated and must now clear his name and solve this crime!

General Zod! Bizarro World! The Legion of Super-Heroes! What's next for the Man of Steel? Superman attempts to get back to his life as Clark Kent, but when you're the world's greatest hero, there's trouble around every corner!

Guns blaze as Superman tries to get to the bottom of the mystery of Demolitia, a new villain who hits Metropolis with very familiar powers.

Up, Up, And Away part 6, continued from SUPERMAN #652. While Superman goes all-out to clean up the plague of villains overrunning Metropolis, Lex Luthor finally strikes with a devastating attack that could literally tear the city apart. Continued in SUPERMAN #653.

The mystery behind the identity and origin of the super-boy who crashed in Metropolis continues to develop as Superman invites the child into the Fortress of Solitude. Meanwhile, Lex Luthor learns of the boy's existence and sends Bizarro to retrieve him!

When a ship is sabotaged, Superman pursues the villains. Superman story only.

Superman must put a stop to a vigilante--one who's taking stopping crime too far. Meanwhile, Doomsday gets closer and closer to escaping. Will he finally break free? And will Superman be ready to face him when he does? "Death of Superman" Part Four!

“THE LUMBER MILLIONAIRE’S WILL.” Clark and Lois investigate cases of sabotage and mysterious deaths at a lumber camp!

Superman investigates a possible conspiracy behind a mine collapse that may be deeper than the mine itself. This is a Superman-only issue.

“A BIG THING ON A DEEP SCOTTISH LAKE!” While Superman and the Guardian do battle with the San Diego Five String Mob in Metropolis, Jimmy Olsen and the Newsboy Legion encounter the Loch Ness Monster in Scotland. Plus, “THE TORN PHOTOGRAPH” and “KINGS FOR A DAY!”