Grüne Leuchte #12/1979
In "Wir stehen an der Grenze zum Ende allen Seins!", Grüne Leuchte und Grüner Pfeil führen einen scheinbaren Streit über ihre Strategie, um einen feindlichen Plan zu durchkreuzen. Als sie das Schiff des Spötters betreten, werden sie gefangen genommen – doch Hal hatte im Voraus ein Energieduplikat von sich geschaffen, das den entscheidenden Vorteil bringt. Written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated by Mike Grell, with inks by Vince Colletta and colors by Anthony Tollin, this 1979 issue features a cover by Mike Grell, capturing the tension with a striking, dynamic image.
In "Wir stehen an der Grenze zum Ende allen Seins!", Grüne Leuchte and Grüner Pfeil stage a tense standoff to debate their next move, only to infiltrate the Spötter's ship and find themselves captured. With clever foresight, Hal had already created an energy duplicate of himself, turning the tide in a desperate bid to outwit FFA'RZZ.
In "Die doppelte Tarnexistenz," Supergirl faces a mystery when her new schoolteacher suddenly claims to know her secret identity—just as she’s also locked in a battle against the menacing Gyronaut. The story weaves tension between personal suspicion and superhero duty, leaving the truth of the teacher’s knowledge—and the true nature of the threat—still hidden.
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