Superman #1/1975
In "Frohe Weihnachten...", Superman and Lois Lane team up for self-defense training, only to stumble into a dangerous case involving drug crime. When they spot a suspect on a rooftop, Lois is pushed off the edge by a man with a robotic arm, and Superman is fatally struck—leaving the mystery of the attacker and the true nature of the threat unresolved. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by John Rosenberger, with a cover by Dick Giordano, this 1975 issue delivers a tense, emotionally charged story in a 1,40 DEM comic.
In a quiet winter night, a family stranded by a car breakdown seeks shelter at a remote house—only to find themselves caught between a desperate stranger and the vigilance of Batman, who’s been tracking him through the snow. With Martha and Chimp Manners caught in the tense standoff, a sudden celestial light cuts through the chaos, leaving the fate of the night uncertain.
In the shadowed alleys of Metropolis, Lois Lane and the enigmatic agent Simon Cross sharpen their skills in self-defense, unaware that their training is a prelude to a deadly ambush. When a suspect surfaces on a rooftop, the city’s quiet turns to chaos—Lois is pushed from the edge, and Cross falls to the killer’s robot arm, leaving only a trail of secrets and a nameless threat in the wind.
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↩ Reprints Batman #247 (1973), The Superman Family #166 (1974)
Reprinted in Batman Taschenbuch #30 (1985)
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