Superman Granted Citizenship Of Every Nation Of The United Nations

[superfangirl1]

Limited Collector's Edition presents Superman, issue C-31, November 1974.

Comments

[lonewolf23k]

Considering recent events in #900, I could see the UN grant Superman this now.

[strikeslip]

But what if I'm allergic to wheat Superman? What then?

No, but seriously-- giant cake! Awesome!

[violetclm.livejournal.com]

So is every supercake section itself made up of many smaller cake sections with their own layers of frosting in-between, or did all the citizens of Smallville use shrink rays on their slices after acquiring them? Because otherwise, even allowing for coloring differences, I can't see how that slice came out of that cake. Unless the sense of scale is all off and that's a giant's house, I suppose.

[notactuallyauser]

The cake looks as if its a bit taller than Supes and the same radius as it is high. So, let's assume a cylindrical cake with radius 2m and height 2m. This gives us a cake with volume 25 m³, which at the density of sponge cake (300 kg/m³) comes to 7500 kg (about 8 short tons). How big is Smallville supposed to be? It's possible the real reason people didn't eat it all is that he way overcatered.

[featheredserpent]

So...does Clark have a BA in Journalism from Metropolis U?

LL: "You majored in Communications? Stereotypical dumb jock..."

[proteus_lives]

Best part of that deal? Free parking in all nations.

[zenbro]

It would have been more practical to bake 20,000 cupcakes, but he just had to go for the giant man cake...