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A carnival has come to town and the people that run it begin ripping people off with their crooked games.

Does this sound like a job for Superman?

Yeah, the fellas didn't think so either.

Find out more as Ed and Steeven talk about The Carnival Crooks, the third Superman story that appeared in Superman #8, published by DC Comics in November, 1940.

The banter today focuses mainly on the weather, or more specifically, the unbearable heat.

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Today, on a very special episode of The Superman Super Show, Steeven tests Ed's knowledge and/or memory by quizzing him on everything the two Super Hosts have read over the first year of The Super Show!

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Enemies of America form an army in the hills outside Metropolis and frames Clark Kent for murder. Can Superman put a stop to their terrorist ways and clear the name of his alter ego?

Find out now as Ed and Steeven talk about The Fifth Column, the second Superman story that appeared in Superman #8, published by DC Comics in November, 1940.

The banter today includes the final two episodes of Jack Ryan on Amazon Prime, Reacher (also on Prime), and Banshee on Cinemax.

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Professor Zee, along with his cohort, Dr. Cardos, begin creating giants out of human beings... and a cat. But why? What's the purpose behind such a scheme? And can Superman put a stop to their evil plot?

Get the answer to at least one of those questions today as Ed and Steeven talk about The Giants of Professor Zee, the first Superman story that appeared in Superman #8, published by DC Comics in November, 1940.

The banter today includes the amazing talents of painter Bob Ross, Mr. Rogers, the Electric Company, and growing up with just three channels on the TV.

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Superman tries to shut down a gambling den, Lois is poisoned, and the Mayor's son is turned into a zombie!

All that and more in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about The Gambling Racket in Metropolis, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #32, published by DC Comics in November, 1940.

Also, for some reason, Ed and Steeven start talking about tofu.

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Lois and Clark discover a town where everyone is asleep. Can Superman discover what's behind this mass nap attack?

Find out in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about In the Grip of Morpheus the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #31, published by DC Comics in October, 1940.

Banter includes super heroes who have their super powers taken away, which leads into the announcement that was released at the time of this recording regarding 'Avengers Inc.' by Al Ewing and Leonard Kirk, which lands in September. This leads into a discussion on changing a character in their own book vs alternate versions in another universe.

Oh, and there's a bunch of Conan talk at the end. Which, to be honest, is all Ed's fault. He should know by now that Steeven likes talking about Conan way too much.

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Lois and Clark go undercover as a pair of rich socialites to draw out a gang of criminals who specialize in robbing patrons of Metropolis night clubs.

Does their little scheme pay off? Does Clark like Lois as a blonde?

Find out in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about the fourth of the four Superman stories that appeared in Superman #7 from September, 1940: The Black Gang.

This week's banter includes spoilers for Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves as well as more Dawn of DC talk.

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A crooked prosecutor is keeping criminals out of the jail and on the streets. As the election for City Prosecutor draws near, Clark Kent suggests that the Daily Planet endorse Bert Runyan, a more fair minded lawyer, for the spot. But some really bad guys seem to be against Clark's scheme.

Can Superman stop the mob from cheating in the upcoming election?

Find out in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about the third of the four Superman stories that appeared in Superman #7 from September, 1940: Superman's Cleanup Campaign.

This week's banter includes talk on which podcasts Ed and Steeven have been listening to, identifying a 90s movie, and Steeven's weight.

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The people of Gay City suddenly find themselves turning as brittle as glass and then shattering, with many losing their lives.

Can Superman discover who is behind such a dastardly deed before more people perish!?

Find out in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about the second of the four Superman stories that appeared in Superman #7 from September, 1940: The Exploding Citizens.

This week's banter includes a story, told by Steeven, about the time John Cleese of Monty Python fame spoke to his daughter. That's Steeven's daughter, not John Cleese's daughter. Though I'm sure he talks to his own daughter quite often.

Other topics up for discussion involve the Old West and robbing banks.

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Superman Radio Revisited

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