Episode Guide
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Note: Season 3 is considered to be both Season 3 and 4.
For Episodes in Airdate Order, refer to the listings on the Review page.
Episode #14 - Blasts From the Past: Part 1
Original Airdate - September 8th, 1997. - Second Season Premiere
Note: Series also branded as The New Superman Adventures beginning with Superman: The Animated Series season two
Superman decides to release Mala, a Kryptonian criminal, from the
Phantom Zone, but when Mala proves too power-hungry for this world,
Superman tries to send her back. Mala escapes with the Phantom Zone
Projector and releases Krypton's most notorious traitor, Jax-Ur.
Episode #15 - Ghost in the Machine
Original Airdate - September 29th, 1997.
Brainiac, having stored himself in LexCorp's computers, forces Lex
Luthor to build him a new body -- while Superman and Mercy Graves
team up to rescue Mercy's ungrateful boss.
Episode #16 - Action Figures
Original Airdate - September 20th, 1997.
An amnesiac Metallo surfaces on a volcanic island, and in his
conclusion ' becomes a super-hero to a pair of young children. But
his true nature returns as both Lois and Superman arrive to
investigate -and the volcano begins to erupt!
Episode #17 - Blasts From the Past: Part 2
Original Airdate - September 9th, 1997.
Intent on conquering the world, Jax-Ur and Mala send Superman into
the Phantom Zone, and then destroy the Projector. As their
decimating attacks begin, it's up to Lois and Professor Hamilton to
rescue the Man of Steel in time.
Episode #18 - Livewire
Original Airdate - September 13th, 1997.
Radio shock-jock Leslie Willis is turned into a being of pure
electricity, and begins her media-crazed rampage to drain
Metropolis' power and kill Superman in the bargain.
Episode #19 - Target
Original Airdate - September 19th, 1997.
A one time mentor to Lois Lane, Edward Lytener is back on the scene.
He wants the gratitude Lois never showed him, and he wants her
undivided attention. So when life-threatening events begin occurring
seemingly aimed at Lois, Superman is there to save the day.
Episode #20 - Identity Crisis
Original Airdate - September 15th, 1997.
Superman encounters Bizarro, an imperfect genetic double of The Man
of Steel, who tries to take Superman's place as Metropolis' hero.
Episode #21 - Mxyzpixilated
Original Airdate - September 20th, 1997.
An imp named Mxyzptlk comes from another dimension to play mind
games with Superman to prove who is more clever and the only way to
get rid of him is making Mxy say his name backwards.
Episode #22 - Speed Demons
Original Airdate - September 13th, 1997.
The Flash teams up with Superman to counter Mark Mardon, a.k.a. "The
Weather Wizard," who holds Metropolis hostage with the threat of
unleashing a killer hurricane.
Episode #23 - Double Dose
Original Airdate - September 22nd, 1997.
Livewire busts Parasite out of Stryker's Island Prison with the sole
intent of teaming up to confront and defeat Superman.
Episode #24 - Solar Power
Original Airdate - September 26th, 1997.
Edward Lytener returns as "Luminus," a light technology-based
villain, who turns the sun red in order to drain Superman of his
powers.
Episode #25 - Brave New Metropolis
Original Airdate - September 27th, 1997.
Lois falls into a parallel Metropolis, where Superman and Lex Luthor
work together as dictators to hold the city in an authoritarian
group of forced justice.
Episode #26 - Monkey Fun
Original Airdate - September 27th, 1997.
Superman encounters Titano, a monkey lost in outer space when Lois
was a child. When the monkey goes through a metamorphous, growing
into a rampaging King Kong-sized chimp, who Superman must take on to
save Metropolis from the primate's uncontrolled scourge.
Episode #27 - The Prometheon
Original Airdate - September 12th, 1997.
A giant humanoid creature with incredible strength and heat-sapping
abilities, falls to Earth and now threatens the planet. Superman has
to fight the creature's advances and send it back into outer space.
Episode #28 - Father's Day
Original Airdate - October 3rd, 1997.
Kalibak, son of Darkseid, arrives in Metropolis to kill Superman,
and subsequently show his ability as a warrior to his father.
Episode #29 - The Hand of Fate
Original Airdate - October 11th, 1997.
A dormant spirit released from an ancient artifact, invades a petty
thief, creating a monster named Karkull. Superman must gain the
assistance of Doctor Fate to battle this monster.
Episode #30 - Bizarro's World
Original Airdate - October 10th, 1997.
Bizarro, after visiting Superman's Fortress of Solitude, sees the
demise of Krypton. Believing this is his own past, Bizarro
constructs a "Krypton" in downtown Metropolis with the intent to
blow it up in the same manner that Krypton exploded.
Episode #31 - Prototype
Original Airdate - October 11th, 1997.
A super-strong mechanical suit of armor stands as a threat to both
villains and the innocent citizens of Metropolis. Piloted by an
S.C.U. officer who becomes one with the suit, only Superman can
thwart off the danger posed by this new multi-faceted, yet
increasingly dangerous crime-fighting device.
Episode #32 - The Late Mr. Kent
Original Airdate - November 1st, 1997.
As Clark Kent rushes to save an innocent man from dying in the gas
chamber, he is involved in an auto accident and thought to be
dead.But the eyewitness is unreliable, allowing Clark to emerge and
find the man who should truly be in the gas chamber -- Detective
Kurt Bowman.
Episode #33 - Apokolips... Now!: Part 1
Original Airdate - February 7th, 1998.
Darkseid brings his battle against Superman to Earth. While all
looks hopeless, Orion, an escapee from Apokolips' firepits, teams up
with Superman to defeat Darkseid's advances.
Episode #34 - Heavy Metal
Original Airdate - November 8th, 1997.
Superman teams up with Steel (John Henry Irons), to take on a much
modified and improved Metallo.
Episode #35 - Apokolips... Now!: Part 2
Original Airdate - February 14th, 1998.
Steppenwolf, a hunter from Apokolips, joins Darkseid in his battle
to take over Earth, which results in a crushing blow to Metropolis
and Superman -- the death of a friend.
Episode #36 - Warrior Queen
Original Airdate - November 22nd, 1997.
Maxima, Queen of Almerac, chases Superman as a potential mate. She
takes the Man of Steel up to her planet, where, as she prepares to
marry him, Superman educates Maxima that a mate isn't something to
take, but a person who is won over and loved.
Episode #37 - Little Girl Lost: Part 1
Original Airdate - May 2nd, 1998.
While Superman is exploring the remains of his home world of
Krypton, he finds a teenage girl who is the last survivor of Argos,
a sister planet of Krypton. He brings her to Earth where she gains
superpowers like Superman's. Wanting to prove herself, she
single-handedly takes on Granny Goodness and the rejuvenated
Intergang.
Episode #38 - Little Girl Lost: Part 2
Original Airdate - May 2nd, 1998. - Second Season Finale
When Granny Goodness calls upon her Female Furies from Apokolips for
help, Superman comes to his "cousin's" aid. When the Furies capture
Superman and take him to Apokolips, it is up to Supergirl to rescue
him.
Episode #39 - World's Finest: Part 1
Original Airdate - October 4th, 1997.
Joker steals a statue made of solid Kryptonite and comes to
Metropolis where he makes a deal-with Luthor to kill Superman. But
Batman follows him to Metropolis.
Episode #40 - World's Finest: Part 2
Original Airdate - October 4th, 1997.
Joker kidnaps Lois in order to lure Superman to his death but
Batman's intervention saves the day and soon after. Joker then sics
a killer robot on Batman and Superman must rescue a sinking ocean
liner.
Episode #41 - World's Finest: Part 3
Original Airdate - October 4th, 1997.
Lois's romance with Bruce Wayne hits rough waters when she discovers
that he is Batman. Meanwhile, Joker turns the tables, on his
partnership with Luthor, kidnapping him and using the powerful new
Lexwing aircraft to attack Metropolis. Superman and Batman must put
aside their differences to save the city together.
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