Supercomic #44
In "Supermán, Rey de la Tierra," a familiar twist turns Clark Kent and Superman into opposing forces when Red Kryptonite splits them once more—this time with Superman embracing power as a world-dominating king, threatening the United Nations with his might. Clark, refusing to stand by, rallies an underground resistance to reclaim the world from his own monstrous alter ego. Written by Leo Dorfman and brought to life with Curt Swan’s dynamic art and George Klein’s precise inks, this 1971 tale from Editorial Novaro features a cover by Curt Swan and Sheldon Moldoff, capturing the tension of a planet divided.
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Red Kryptonite once again splits Clark and Superman into two people, and Superman is an egotistical bully who demands to be elected king of the world, threatening the United Nations with his super-powers. Clark decides to form an anti-Superman underground movement to overthrow his evil duplicate.
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