Supermán #1120
In "¡Mátame o muere!", Superman faces a cunning foe in Karb-brak, who manipulates the public into idolizing Clark Kent—turning the city into a living shield. With Curt Swan’s dynamic art and Cary Bates’ sharp storytelling, the battle reaches a shocking twist when Karb-brak reveals his fatal connection to Superman, leaving the Man of Steel reeling. The cover by Bob Oksner captures the intensity of the moment, a 4.00 MXP comic from 1977 that remains a standout in the series.
In "¡Mátame o muere!", Superman faces off against Karb-brak, a foe who turns the tide by manipulating public perception to trap him in a sea of civilians. With Clark Kent's reputation weaponized against him, Superman must fight not just for victory, but to protect the very people Karb-brak has turned into pawns.
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