When Bizarro decides to try to make a mess of the nice, clean city of Metropolis, Superman and his cousin, Supergirl, work together to foil his plan, but not before getting a little messy themselves.

Kids who love action-packed stories will be excited to see Superman—and his cousin, Supergirl—face off against Bizarro in this brand-new DC Comics I Can Read book! When Bizarro starts terrorizing Metropolis, it’s up to Superman to set the backwards villain straight. With a little help from Supergirl, this super team will keep Bizarro from having the last laugh. Full of superhero action, Superman Classic: Bizarro’s Last Laugh is a Level Two I Can Read book, geared for kids who read on their own but still need a little help.

The Last Laugh is the first and only book to take readers deep into the bizarre universe of the standup comic, from the classic years of Milton Berle, Sid Caesar, and Shecky Greene, to today's comedy superstars. Phil Berger shows how styles and trends in standup have changed over the past fifty years, but how taking the stage in a comedy club is as tough as it's always been. Performers profiled in the book include Woody Allen, Lenny Bruce, George Carlin, Elaine Boosler, Robert Klein, Bill Cosby, Billy Crystal, Dick Gregory, Andy Kaufman, Steve Martin, Cheech and Chong, Eddie Murphy, and a host of others. Filled with comics' hilarious routines and anecdotes, this substantially updated edition also chronicles the lives and careers of more recent artists, including Richard Lewis and Jay Leno.

Stories featuring Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, and the Justice League.

Billy Gillespie wakes up one morning to discover his junk is gone. In its place is his wife's junk. Billy is now Tina, and Tina is dead. That's because Billy's dead. His lifeless body is still in bed and empty beer bottles and a container of antifreeze litter the kitchen counter. Over the next 24 hours, Billy and an odd assortment of neighbors, all experiencing their own bouts of body switcheroo, try to figure out what happened and why. Can they do it before the Feds find Billy's body? Was it aliens that caused this, or God, or the government? And did Edgar Winter really sleep with his sheep? Pro football Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw has those answers in a story that asks, What Would Kirk Cameron Do?

A syndicated cartoonist describes his experiences on an unorthodox publicity tour that relied on the generosity of fans to provide him with transportation, meals, and lodging.