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SuperFriends Comicbook Series

The SuperFriends #31

April 1980

“How To Trap an Orchid”
(17 pages)

Executive Editor

Cover Artists

Ramona Fradon
Bob Smith

Writers

E. Nelson Bridwell

Pencilers

Ramona Fradon

Inkers

Vince Colletta

Colorer

Jerry Serpe

Letterer

Ben Oda

Editors

Julius Schwartz

Main Super Heroes

Guest Heroes

Main Villain(s)

Guest starring

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Convinced that Black Orchid is a Kryptonian, Lisa Patrick purchased a large chunk of kryptonite on the black market.

Patrick tries to lure her to the meteorite display at the Gotham City Museum of Natural History. She inadvertebtly attracts the Justice League as well.

Black Orchid places a force field around the kryptonite to protect Superman, but the force field harms her, instead, further convincing Patrick that she is Kryptonian, not noting the lack of effect on Superman.

Superman takes the kryptonite into space, and Black Orchid follows him to take it as a brief hand-off so that the fragments will not kill him. When she survives the explosion, Superman inquires where she is from and how she got her powers; her answer -- Earth.

Featured CharactersEdit

• Aquaman
• Batman
• Robin
• Superman
• Wonder Woman

Supporting CharactersEdit

• Zan
• Jayna
• Gleek

First Appearance

• Black Orchid (first and only appearance)

VillainsEdit

• Lisa Patrick (first and only appearance)
• her gang (first and only appearance for all)

NotesEdit

• In this story, the Black Orchid reveals that she is from Earth.