@Beau Skunky  
Oh, yeah, I saw that one years and years ago. Or maybe it just feels like years and years.

@Ardashir  
It was a Simpsons reference to a Halloween non-canon episode where Lisa accidentally creates an advanced microscopic civilization. In turn it was kinda a reference to the Twilight Zone episode where marooned astronauts discover a tiny civilization, and one goes mad with power.

@Beau Skunky  
Um, okay?

@Ardashir  
Twi’: “I created Lutherans!” (Reference.)

In the original story, Supes is told by his new supercomputer that ‘his son will die’. He just adopted Jimmy so he decides to get Jimmy to hate him so Olsen will reject Superman as his foster father. Turns out it meant that ‘his sun will die’. As in the artificial sun for an entire artificial solar system Supes made as a gift for some alien race. I don’t think we find out what became of the alien race while Supes was messing with Olsen.
 
Hey at least Twi isn’t at the ‘create entire planetary systems for fun’ level yet, right?

@ice1517  
We need some ponified parody of this involving Luna.

@Prof.NightJack  
Hey, he tried it first.
 
Key word: TRIED.

@MorphinBrony  
Applying real world logic to the world of a 1960s(or even now to an extent) comic book?  
You need to take a step back and see the problem with your statement.

@MorphinBrony  
what fun is facts when we have super dickery?

@Tyrranux  
No it doesn’t. The moon is tidally locked, meaning only one side faces the Earth at any given time. The reason it appears to rotate is because that it orbits the Earth, with the sun hitting different parts of the moon depending on its location in orbit, thus giving us “phases” (new, full, crescent, etc.)
 
If you’re gonna bring logic into this, check your facts. After all, knowing is half the battle.
 

@ice1517  
Mmmmmmmmmmaaaaaaaaaaay-be >:3

@Tyrranux  
are you trying to bring logic into superdickery?

@ice1517  
But Supes, the moon rotates on its own axis.

@Beau Skunky  
yes we do.
 

 
“P.S.: Fuck you, non-English speakers, and fuck your moon.”

We need more Superdickery parodies.

@ImRaidAccount  
ah, i didn’t notice thzat

@rdlover777  
It’s a reference to an old comic cover. The link to it is in the description.

why is superman a tag?

I hope Twilight’s parents hear about this. And when they do, they’d better give her a good spanking!

Oh shit!! the feels man THE FEELS! poor kid maybe is not his mom but…oh boy she is so mean! D:

i belive she tries to teach spike the same lesson that Konrad Krez tried to give to the Emperor by destroing Nostramo, Konrad’s and his legion homeworld

Who gave Twilight red kryptonite

It’s a shame that the “context explanation” in the comic stories themselves were very repetitive: Superman is actually acting in order to fool some villains - Superman is mind-controlled - It’s somebody else impersonating Superman. There.

If MLP existed in the Silver Age of comics.

Fun Silver Age Superman fact: editor Mort Weisinger would frequently (usually?) have an artist draw a cover around an idea that he thought would make readers want to get the issue just to find out how the heck the cover art could have ever happened, and then assign a writer to create a story around that supposedly-illogical (or impossible) cover. Keeping that in mind, these Superdickery covers make a lot more sense from a publishing standpoint.