Stålmannen #9/1973
In "Stålmannens övermän," Stålmannen finds himself trapped in a secure stone chamber by the escaped Terramannen, who has also inadvertently sent himself and his horse Nova to another dimension. With his strength now tied to the boy Billy Anders, Stålmannen must reclaim his power before Terramannen returns—using only the memory of Billy’s location as a key. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated with dynamic precision by Curt Swan, with inks by Murphy Anderson and lettering by Sune Käll, this 1973 issue delivers a tense, clever twist on identity and control, all framed by Swan and Anderson’s striking cover.
In "Stålmannens övermän," Stålmannen finds himself trapped in a secure stone chamber while Terramannen escapes prison and accidentally transports himself and his horse Nova to another dimension. With his super strength now residing in the boy Billy Anders, Stålmannen must rely on memory and willpower to reclaim his power—only to realize that restoring it means letting Billy return to normal. The story unfolds with a tense balance of isolation, unintended consequences, and the quiet weight of sacrifice.
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Reprinted in Supermann #8/1973 (1973)
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