Miniscule Mimics: Lookalikes and Socialites

In the Bottle City of Kandor which survives the death of its himseworld Krypton-One, thanks to the greedy gimmickry of the antagonistic android known as Brainiac, a curious discovery was made by the city's savior, Superman.

He learned that several occupants of Kandor were lookalikes of his friends on Earth-One, and in gratitude for having saved their civilization from their computerized captor, the Kandorian Lookalike Squad was formed to assist their fellow Kryptonian in various adventures.

Amongst the lookalike socialites were Vol-Don, Sylvia Van-Zee, Zol-Lar, Ti-Arra and Ar-Rone who were doubles for Clark Kent, Lois Lane,  Jimmy Olsen, Lana Lang and Perry White.

Something similar undoubtedly occurred within the Symbioship virtual reality version of Kandor that mentally bonded with Kara Zor-L during her decades long journey through space. In the real world, two actual look-a-likes of her cousin were allies of his on the All-Star Squadron, of which Superman was a member. These were Midnight aka Dave Clark, who like Vol-Don was a reporter reminiscent of Clark Kent, and Darrel Dane aka Doll-Man. Like Don-El, Kal-El and Kara Zor-El's first cousin, Doll Man not only appeared physically but also dressed similar to Kal in his Superman identity.. with similar powers to match!

When Kara Zor-L's vessel landed on Earth-Two, she was raised by her cousin Kal-L/Clark Kent and his wife Lois, wherein she would have met their coworkers Jimmy Olsen, Lana Lang and Perry White. Eventually, she became Power Girl, just as Kara Zor-El became Supergirl.

Any replicas of real people may have ceased to exist when the bond was broken between the two, although the nature of the Symbioship’s dreamworld is unknown and may still exist with its inhabitants within the Multiverse, as does Sandman’s dream dimension.