I was wondering if there was ever a story where Superman was president and Robin was the one that was actively saving the day or at least heavily involved/shown. By president, I mean in the governmental sense, not president of a company; so a country (USA or otherwise), a continent, a planet (Earth, Krypton or others), or even bigger, like galaxy (you never know in comics).

For context, I'm wondering this because I want to know if eight-year-old boy-genius Gerald Bostock was inspired or inspired an actual comic with his poem. As a reference, his poem was immortalized as music on the 3rd of March 1972.

Here is the relevant passage:

Won't you join your local government?
We'll have Superman for president
Let Robin save the day

I was wondering this because of the weird association between Superman and Robin, since they are not one of the usual team-ups. Although I assume it's because he wanted a superhero for office and a sidekick to pick up the slack and that Robin is one of the most well-known sidekicks and that Batman would make a terrible choice for president.

I'm wondering if eight-year-old boy-genius Gerald Bostock was inspired by an actual comic with his poem Thick as a Brick (written on the 3rd of March 1972).

Here is the relevant passage:

Won't you join your local government?
We'll have Superman for president
Let Robin save the day

I was wondering this because of the weird association between Superman and Robin, since they are not one of the usual team-ups. 

Although I assume it's because he wanted a superhero for office and a sidekick to pick up the slack and that Robin is one of the most well-known sidekicks and that Batman would make a terrible choice for president.

I was wondering if in any of the stories where Superman was president if Robin was the one that was actively saving the day or at least heavily involved/shown. By president I mean in the government sense not of a company; so a country (USA or otherwise), a continent, a planet (Earth, Krypton or others), or even bigger like galaxy (you never know in comics).

For context, I'm wondering this because I want to know if 8 years old boy-genius Gerald Bostock was inspired or inspired an actual comic with his poem. As a reference his poem was immortalized as music on the 3rd of March 1972.

Here is the relevance passage  :

Won't you join your local government?
We'll have Superman for president
Let Robin save the day

I was wondering this because of the weird association between Superman and Robin, since they are not one of the usual team ups. Although I assume it's because he wanted a superhero for office and a sidekick to pick up the slack and that Robin is one of the most well known sidekick and that Batman would make a terrible choice for president.

I was wondering if there was ever a story where Superman was president and Robin was the one that was actively saving the day or at least heavily involved/shown. By president, I mean in the governmental sense, not president of a company; so a country (USA or otherwise), a continent, a planet (Earth, Krypton or others), or even bigger, like galaxy (you never know in comics).

For context, I'm wondering this because I want to know if eight-year-old boy-genius Gerald Bostock was inspired or inspired an actual comic with his poem. As a reference, his poem was immortalized as music on the 3rd of March 1972.

Here is the relevant passage:

Won't you join your local government?
We'll have Superman for president
Let Robin save the day

I was wondering this because of the weird association between Superman and Robin, since they are not one of the usual team-ups. Although I assume it's because he wanted a superhero for office and a sidekick to pick up the slack and that Robin is one of the most well-known sidekicks and that Batman would make a terrible choice for president.

I was wondering if in any of the stories where Superman was president if Robin was the one that was actively saving the day or at least heavily involved/shown. By president i mean in the government sense not of a company; so a country (usa or otherwise), a continent, a planet (earth, krypton or others), or even bigger like galaxy (you never know in comics).

For context, I'm wondering this because i want to know if 8 years old boy-genius Gerald Bostock was inspired or inspired an actual comic with his poem. As a reference his poem was immortalized as music on the 3rd of March 1972.

Here is the relevance passage :

Won't you join your local government?
We'll have Superman for president
Let Robin save the day

I was wondering this because of the weird association between Superman and Robin, since they are not one of the usual team ups. Although I assume it's because he wanted a superhero for office and a sidekick to pick up the slack and that Robin is one of the most well known sidekick and that Batman would make a terrible choice for president.

I was wondering if in any of the stories where Superman was president if Robin was the one that was actively saving the day or at least heavily involved/shown. By president I mean in the government sense not of a company; so a country (USA or otherwise), a continent, a planet (Earth, Krypton or others), or even bigger like galaxy (you never know in comics).

For context, I'm wondering this because I want to know if 8 years old boy-genius Gerald Bostock was inspired or inspired an actual comic with his poem. As a reference his poem was immortalized as music on the 3rd of March 1972.

Here is the relevance passage :

Won't you join your local government?
We'll have Superman for president
Let Robin save the day

I was wondering this because of the weird association between Superman and Robin, since they are not one of the usual team ups. Although I assume it's because he wanted a superhero for office and a sidekick to pick up the slack and that Robin is one of the most well known sidekick and that Batman would make a terrible choice for president.