Superman Taschenbuch #28
In "Wiedergeburt des Jonathan Kent," Clark Kent is stunned when Lana Lang introduces him to a man who claims to be his long-dead father, Jonathan Kent—his return raising more questions than answers. Meanwhile, a beggar suddenly gains reality-warping powers, each utterance of "Bitte" forcing the world to obey his will.
In a quiet moment in Smallville, Jonathan Kent reflects on a secret wish granted decades ago—a wish to witness the moment his son Clark Kent became Superman. Now, decades later, that memory begins to unravel, as the past blurs with the present and the truth of what he saw starts to surface. With only fragments of time to piece it together, the weight of a hidden legacy presses on a man who once dreamed of seeing his son’s destiny.
In "Wenn Helden auseinandergehen," die unerwartete Spaltung einer legendären Gruppe von Helden wird sichtbar, als Wildkatze und Star-Spangled Kid gegen die Strike Force kämpfen und besiegt werden. Als sie aus ihrer Bewusstlosigkeit erwachen, schließt sich ihnen die Huntress an, um gemeinsam gegen eine Bedrohung zu kämpfen, die die Einheit der Helden auf die Probe stellt.
In "Das tödlichste Spiel in der Stadt," the newly joined Huntress teams up with Wildcat to rescue the Star-Spangled Kid from the Strike Force—only to discover the team is secretly controlled by the Kid’s treacherous nephew, who’s weaponizing the Pemberton fortune for sinister ends. As the heroes confront the deception, the Star-Spangled Kid faces a reckoning that forces him to reconsider his path, leaving the team behind to reclaim his legacy.
In "Hüter der ewigen Flamme," Superman investigates a mysterious disturbance in Maine while posing as Clark Kent, covering a story about potato farmers with Percy Bratton, the son of a wealthy investor. When he intervenes to save a young girl from a bear attack, he stumbles upon a hidden valley inhabited by a reclusive people, where the enigmatic Witigoth, guardian of the eternal flame, sees him as a threat.
When the Norse warrior Witigot arrives in Metropolis on a traditional visit, his senses are clouded by the city's thick air pollution—leading him to mistake Superman for the very tyrant he's sworn to oppose. As tensions rise between the ancient Viking and the Man of Steel, even Lois Lane and Steve Lombard find themselves caught in the crossfire of a misunderstanding that could shatter peace before it begins.
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