Batman Géant #6
In "La vengeance du disparu !", Superman attempts to rewrite his destiny by returning to the past to rebuild his life in Metropolis—without ever meeting Lois Lane. But no matter how he tries to avoid her, fate seems to have other plans. Written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1973 tale from Batman Géant #6 explores a haunting twist on one of DC’s most enduring relationships, with Schaffenberger’s distinctive art bringing a surreal edge to the story’s eerie atmosphere.
In a twist of fate and physics, Superman tries to escape his destiny by rewinding time and rebuilding his life in Metropolis—only to find that no matter how far he runs, Loïs Lane always finds him. This playful, poignant tale from *Batman Géant #6* (1973) explores the inescapable pull of connection, with a story that’s equal parts whimsy and heart.
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