Superman #1/1982
In "Der Bruderzwist," Superman faces a cunning alien deception when an immortal extraterrestrial race attempts to lure both Steve Lombard and the Man of Steel to their world by falsely claiming Steve is one of them. With sharp instincts and unwavering resolve, Superman uncovers the ruse and outsmarts the alien schemers. Written by Gerry Conway and brought to life with timeless art by Curt Swan, inks by Frank Chiaramonte, and colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1982 issue features a striking cover by Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano.
In "Der Bruderzwist," Superman must unravel a chilling deception when an alien race pretends that Steve Lombard is one of them, exploiting his resemblance to an otherworldly being to lure both him and the Man of Steel into a trap. With Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, and Perry White watching from the sidelines, Superman races to expose the ruse before the alien scheme succeeds.
In "Ferflixter Verfolgungswahn!", Superman and Elastoman team up when Ralph Dibny grows suspicious that someone is tracking Clark Kent’s secret identity. With Frank’s unexpected presence adding tension, the trio investigates strange signs in the city, unraveling a mystery that blurs the line between paranoia and real danger.
Clark Kent doubts Stephen, the young newsboy, when he claims to have seen a man in a red suit flying over Metropolis, but strange coincidences soon make the story worth investigating. As Superman digs deeper, he uncovers a trail leading to a high-stakes diamond heist, with clues hidden in newspaper photos and a mysterious figure named David Horton caught in the crosshairs.
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