Superman #11/1970

May 1970 · Egmont Ehapa · 1,00 DEM; 1,20 CHF; 7,00 ATS; 15 LUF; 220 ITL; 5,00 YUD; 15 BEF; 1,20 NLG; 2,50 DKK

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Rätsel über Rätsel, in dem WETTLAUF ZUM ENDE DER WELT," Superman und Zack face off in a high-stakes race on the bizarre planet Ventura, where the rulers force them to compete again—this time with the lives of their closest friends hanging in the balance. Written by E. Nelson Bridwell and brought to life by Ross Andru’s art with Mike Esposito’s inks, the issue delivers a tense, cleverly constructed showdown, all under Carmine Infantino’s striking cover.

Contains 2 stories

Rätsel über Rätsel, in dem WETTLAUF ZUM ENDE DER WELT

22.5 pp · Superhero

Letters gesetzt

Zack [Barry Allen]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Sturmvogel [Mark MardonWeather Wizard]Iris Allen"Dufte" (villain)Batman [Bruce Wayne] (cameo)Grüner Pfeil [Oliver Queen] (cameo)Mann vom Mars [John JonesJ'Onn J'Onnz] (cameo)Falke [Carter HallKatar Hol] (cameo)Atom [Ray Palmer] (cameo)Knaller Carr (cameo)Rokk (villain)Sorban (villain)Grüne Leuchte [Hal Jordan] (cameo)Wundergirl [Diana Prince] (cameo)Aquaman [Arthur Curry] (cameo)Doppel-Zack [Professor ZoomNegetiv-Blitz]Aklaro (villain)

In "Rätsel über Rätsel, in dem WETTLAUF ZUM ENDE DER WELT," Superman and Zack face off in a high-stakes race across the cosmos, forced into another deadly duel by the enigmatic rulers of the planet Ventura. With Iris Allen and Barry Allen's lives hanging in the balance, the heroes must push beyond their limits—before the game’s final twist claims them both.

Taub für zwei Tage

5.5 pp · Superhero

Letters gesetzt

Robin [Dick Grayson]der "kesse" Krell (villain)Polizeichef James "Jim" GordonBatman [Bruce Wayne] (cameo)

When a gangster throws a grenade at Robin, the resulting blast leaves him temporarily deaf—just as his partner, Batman, is forced to go undercover. With his hearing gone, Robin must prove to Police Chief James "Jim" Gordon that he’s truly the real Robin, not an imposter, while the villain "kesse" Krell watches from the shadows, eager to exploit the confusion.