Superman Taschenbuch #36
In "Kosmische Schatzsucher," Superman faces a twisted test of wit and courage when a masked criminal demands a ransom, claiming to hold Batman captive—only for Robin to be injured in the attempt to stop him. With Batman already free and the riddle of the entrapment still unsolved, Superman must decipher the final clues alone, relying on instinct and a growing sense of unease. Written by Gerry Conway and brought to life with dynamic art by Rich Buckler, inks by Frank McLaughlin, and colors by Carl Gafford, this 1981 Egmont Ehapa edition features a striking cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano.
In this 1981 tale from Superman Taschenbuch #36, Lois Lane takes a daring leap—literally and figuratively—by joining a bold experiment that pushes her limits. As she tackles increasingly risky feats to prove her worth, Superman watches with a mix of concern and admiration, while Lucy Lane, Dr. Locke, and even the enigmatic Schneemensch keep a close eye on her journey.
When an alien micro-killer infiltrates Superman’s body, the Man of Steel faces a threat he can’t see—trapped within his own mind as the invader takes control. With Lois Lane and Supergirl watching in dread, Superman must fight a battle on a scale too small to measure, where even his strength may not be enough.
In "Lebendig begraben," a madman demands a massive ransom, claiming to hold Batman captive—only for Robin to be injured during the rescue attempt. With the villain’s final words left cryptic, Superman must decipher them alone to save his friend, unaware that Batman has already escaped from the grave he was buried in.
In "Ein halber Held," Supergirl and two Kandorian women disguise themselves as the Galactons to keep Superman safely away from Kandor, while the imprisoned Phantom Zone criminal Gor-Nu is briefly freed to aid in the planet’s defense. With Superman’s presence a risk and Kandor under threat, the fate of the city rests on deception, unexpected alliances, and the fragile line between hero and villain.
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