Der Neue Superman #2/1987
In "Die Pyramide des Unheimlichen," Superman confronts a mysterious Egyptian pyramid that hides a terrifying secret: the ancient mummy is no mere corpse, but a colossal robot housing the trapped souls of five hundred people from a forgotten era. Written and illustrated by John Byrne, with inks by Karl Kesel and colors by Tom Ziuko, this 1987 issue delivers a chilling blend of myth and machine, all framed by Byrne’s distinctive cover art.
In "Die Seelenmaschine," Superman confronts a mysterious mummy that defies all expectations—revealing itself as a colossal robot housing the preserved souls of five hundred people from a forgotten era. The discovery thrusts him into a haunting mystery where the line between memory and machine blurs, and the past refuses to stay buried.
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