Batman Géant #8
In "Joyeux Noël," Lex Luthor unleashes a cosmic threat by assembling galactic matter into the Golem Cosmique, a being driven by an insatiable hunger for stellar energy. With Curt Swan’s iconic art and Murphy Anderson’s precise inks bringing the spectacle to life, this 1974 tale sees Luthor and Superman forced into an uneasy alliance to stop the creature from consuming Earth—while Dick Giordano’s cover captures the tension in bold, dramatic strokes.
In "L'homme qui anéantit l'Humanité !", Lex Luthor unleashes a cosmic threat by forging the Golem Cosmique from galactic matter, drawn to the planet by its stellar energy. As the creature's rampage threatens Earth, Luthor and Superman must set aside their rivalry to stop the being they both helped unleash.
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