Superman #10/1973
In "Komplize wider Willen," Jimmy Olsen finds himself taken hostage by a daring air pirate who escapes in a parachute jump from a plane, forcing him into an unexpected partnership. After landing, she uses him as a human carrier to reach her destination—her ultimate goal being admission into the exclusive, death-defying club known as the "Todesverächter," where the ultra-wealthy indulge in extreme thrills for the sake of sensation. Written by Leo Dorfman and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, with inks by Vince Colletta, the issue features a striking cover by Nick Cardy.
In a daring twist of fate, Jimmy Olsen finds himself taken by a rogue sky pirate, whisked from a plane with nothing but parachutes and a dangerous mission. Forced to become her unwilling accomplice, he’s dragged through the skies and across the ground as she pushes toward a secret destination—her ultimate goal: joining the elite, death-defying club known as the "Todesverächter." With Superman watching from the shadows and the likes of Morgan Edge and Steve Evans entangled in the web, the line between reckless thrill and deadly game blurs.
In a tale of sea-faring strength and stubborn principle, Billy Anders shares with Clark Kent the incredible story of Käpt'n Strong, a hero whose power comes from a mysterious seaweed called Sumba. When a food conglomerate tries to steal the secret of his strength, Käpt'n Strong holds firm—until a clever trick pushes him to the edge, forcing Superman to step in.
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