He disguised himself as Jimmy Olsen at the beginning of the episode before revealing his true self. In the 1978 series "Super Friends" there is an episode entitled "Terror from the Phantom Zone" in which a comet's collision causes the Phantom Zone to release three Kryptonian villains Hul, Rom-Lok and Logar. The villains go on a crime spree and banish the Superfriends to the Phantom Zone but keep Superman on Earth...exposing him to red kryptonite which causes him to age quickly. The villains get great enjoyment showing off "old Superman" to the world...Superman then manages to figure out with help from the Justice League computer that blue kryptonite may reverse the aging process because blue kryptonite is harmful to backwards "Bizarro" and therefore should be helpful to Superman. Superman finds the blue kryptonite and is aged back to normal and then goes on his quest to rescue the other Super Friends from the Phantom Zone and ultimately send the three villains back into the Phantom Zone. This episode can be found on the DVD collection ""Super Friends: Volume Two"", which features 16 "Super Friends" cartoons from 1978. The "Super Friends" version of the Phantom Zone is described as, ""Far beyond the boundaries of the Milky Way. In the uncharted void of deep space. An incredible 5th dimension of space and time, lies parallel to the universe that we know. This interesting interstellar warp which holds the most sinister and ruthless criminals in the galaxy is the infamous Phantom Zone."" The molecular structure of any person exiled in the zone appears white and black. Batman's devices and the Wonder Twins' Exxor Powers are useless within the Phantom Zone. A Phantom Zone villain named Zy-Kree, resembling the "Superman II"-version of General Zod, appears in the "Super Friends" episode, "The Evil From Krypton" in 1981. Anthro of the Traum, needing power for his planet, comes to Earth and masquerades as Sir Cedric Cedric of Scotland Yard to steal the power he needs. Appears in the "Super Friends" episode "The Power Pirate" (1973). Mergen is a chemist that sought to destroy currency so mankind can begin anew with a clean slate. Appears in the "Super Friends" episode "The Baffles Puzzle" (1973). A brilliant alien scientist that seeks revenge against Superman for imprisoning him. Appears in the "Super Friends" episode "The Menace Of The White Dwarf" (1973). A human-looking space pirate who resembles a 16th-century pirate captain, not the Middle Eastern Sinbad of lore; comes to Earth with his crew to steal various treasures, including gold beneath the ruins of Stonehenge.