Supermán #615
In "Supermán versus Superclark Kent," a mysterious atomic explosion fractures Superman and Clark Kent into two distinct identities, setting off a surreal clash between the Man of Steel and his alter ego. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Al Plastino, this 1967 adventure sees Superman caught in a trap devised by the cunning Professor Vakox, with the Phantom Zone looming as a hidden threat. The cover, by Curt Swan and George Klein, captures the duality at the heart of the story.
When an atomic explosion fractures Superman into two distinct identities—Superman and Clark Kent—Perry White and Lois Lane are left stunned by the sudden duality. But as the city reels, a sinister plan unfolds: Professor Vakox, a Phantom Zone escapee masquerading as Clark Kent, is using the chaos to lure the Man of Steel into eternal imprisonment.
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