Superman #1/1980
In "Die Nacht der lebenden Bombe," Superman faces a terrifying threat when the N.R.G.-X, a robot fueled by rage over nuclear energy, launches an attack on the League Against Atomic Energy. Written by Len Wein and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Frank Chiaramonte and colors by Glynis Wein, this 1980 issue sees Superman confront the machine’s deadly intent—just as it nears critical mass—before making a desperate move to save Earth. The cover, by José Luis García-López, captures the moment’s intensity.
In "Die Nacht der lebenden Bombe," Superman races to stop N.R.G.-X, a robot consumed by rage and convinced the Liga gegen Atomenergie is to blame for his existence, as the creature hurtles toward a catastrophic meltdown. With Lois Lane and Lana Lang caught in the crossfire, and Ray Riker, Grant Haskill, and others scrambling to contain the threat, Superman must confront not just a ticking time bomb, but the human cost behind its creation.
In "Das Knüller-Rennen," Superman (Clark Kent) and Perry White Erde II find themselves in a high-stakes race to break the biggest story, each vying to succeed Mr. Taylor as editor of the Daily Star. With Lois Lane Erde II watching from the sidelines and the mysterious Razzo Malone adding intrigue, the competition heats up — but when the enigmatic Das As [Richter Adler] enters the fray, the stakes shift in ways no one expected.
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