Superman #11/1972
In "Wer ist Clark Kents Killer... Wer... wer... wer?!", Superman's ambitious project to build a new city begins to take a toll—his insomnia leaves him vulnerable as targeted attacks plague Clark Kent. With a mysterious alien detective offering help, Clark must evade a cunning foe whose traps grow ever more sophisticated, all while the identity of the assassin remains shrouded in suspense. Written by Cary Bates and brought to life by Curt Swan’s art with Murphy Anderson’s inks, this 1972 issue features a cover by Nick Cardy.
In a gripping tale from Superman #11/1972, Superman’s ambitious project to build a new city disrupts his sleep and triggers a series of deadly attacks on Clark Kent. As the young reporter narrowly escapes a string of cunning traps, an alien detective named Shalox arrives, offering help in uncovering the mysterious assailant behind the assaults.
When Bruce N. Wayne receives a visit from his nephew Varrel, a private detective with a sharp eye and a bold plan to train him in the trade, the atmosphere at Wayne Manor shifts. As Varrel begins to piece together clues about Bruce’s late-night excursions, his suspicions grow—especially when he notices Alfred Pennyworth’s quiet knowledge and the mysterious absence of the Bat-Signal. With Polizeichef Gordon keeping a close watch on Gotham’s underbelly, Bruce must navigate the fine line between mentorship and deception, all while Robin watches from the shadows.
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↩ Reprints Batman #111 (1957), Action Comics #409 (1972)
Reprinted in Superman Taschenbuch #16
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