1971's Superman Vol.1 #233 cover by artist Neal Adams. Source Source

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1971's Superman Vol.1 #233 cover by artist Neal Adams. Source Source

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Superman #233, January 1971, cover by Neal Adams
DC Finest: Superman - Kryptonite Nevermore by Denny O'Neil, Curt Swan, Leo Dorfman, Murphy Anderson and more. Cover by Neal Adams. Out in June.
"One of the most beloved eras of Superman comics begins! In the Kryptonite Nevermore era, all of Earth’s kryptonite has been turned into iron, effectively rendering the Man of Steel truly invulnerable. But without any weaknesses to hold him back, can Superman be trusted to not succumb to his darker impulses? Featuring stories by comics legends Dennis O’Neil, Curt Swan, and Murphy Anderson, DC Finest: Kryptonite Nevermore marks the beginning of one of the greatest chapters in comics history. Collects Action Comics #393-406 and Superman #233-238, #240-246."
recently i read the Kryptonite Nevermore collection, where Superman loses his weakness to kryptonite. here’s my favorite things in it.

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Dom of X looks at the DC Finest: Superman - Kryptonite Nevermore trade paperback. Out last week, available now.
More New Year’s Fun with Superman
1971 was a big new beginning for Superman as it was when longtime editor Mort Weisenger stepped down and Julius Schwartz took over. He wanted to streamline the Superman mythos and bring it more down to Earth by de-powering the more godlike Silver Age hero and eliminating the ‘sillier’ aspects like Mr. Mxyzptlk, Krypto, Bizarro and Titano. He also removed Kryptonite as Superman’s weakness which is why this Era was the first Bronze Age Superman story. These changes wouldn’t stick but they would help inspire the Post-Crisis Superman of John Byrne 15 years later.
RIP Dennis O’Neil (03 May 1939 - 11 June 2020)