Superman Taschenbuch #57
In "Transmitter zur Macht!", Superman faces a chilling new threat as a parasitic foe devises a power prism capable of siphoning his abilities—only to accidentally unleash its effects on innocent bystanders, granting them superstrength and a dangerous hatred toward the Man of Steel. Written by Gerry Conway and brought to life with classic precision by artists Curt Swan and Bob Oksner, this 1984 German edition of Superman Taschenbuch #57 features a striking cover by Gil Kane, capturing the tension of a hero caught in a web of unintended consequences.
In "Transmitter zur Macht!", Superman and Wölfin race against time to stop Admiral Carlton Cerebrus from using kidnapped adolescent boys as living batteries for a dangerous psychic weapon. With the help of Kip and Jimmy Olsen, they must unravel Cerebrus’s twisted plan before his device unleashes its full power.
Supergirl journeys by train to Chicago, seeking a fresh start while reflecting on her parents and adoptive family. Upon her arrival, she’s immediately confronted by the enigmatic PSI, setting off a mystery that tests her resolve.
In "Keine Gnade für Chicago!", Supergirl finds herself locked in a deadly psychic battle with Psi, who is backed by the enigmatic Mr. Pendergast. When the tide turns and the blame for a devastating setback falls on one of her allies, Psi unleashes her powers with terrifying consequences—pushing the city to the brink of chaos.
In "Tag des Verderbens," Supergirl—now living as Linda Danvers—jumps into a new challenge as she balances her secret identity as a school secretary with the urgent need to stop the sinister Decay, whose destructive plans threaten the school and the people she’s trying to protect. With help from Psi and Dr. Barry Metzner, and unexpected appearances from John Ostrander and Mr. Adams, Linda must use her wits and powers to confront a danger that’s as personal as it is perilous.
When Der Parasit unleashes his Death Prism, Superman faces a chilling new threat—one that drains his powers with terrifying precision. But as the device fractures light and warps reality, innocent lives are caught in its wake, awakening dangerous strength and a sudden, violent hatred toward the Man of Steel.
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