Pretty brutal cover for a code-approved book.

Didn't really seem like the code really cared by that point in time. They were just trying to stay alive and relevant.

Ah the one with the pop up spread...

My all time favorite silver age DC cover. I was 8 years old when it hit the stands and had to have it. I found a high rez scan online once and printed it out and framed it.

What is crazy is how cheap, like quarter bin cheap, this mini series was for so many years.

I remember buying this at the newsstand back in the day (December 1982 when I was 15, damn I'm old!)

I've bought many Superman Family lots over the past few years and as a result have something like 4 copies of this issue. Quick guide for DC collectors - Superman Family issues in the 160s and 180s are more valuable and desirable than in the 170s.

Dig those early 70s threads on Jimmy and Lois.

They look like they're from an old Sears catalog.

That looks very cool. I have never seen that cover before, but I remember the title name. I don't think I owned any issues of Bizarre Adventures though. How's the artwork inside it? I love the painted cover.