Superman #11/1975
In "Des Todes goldene Maske - Teil I - Bruder, wo bist du?", Prinzessin Projektra returns to her homeworld seeking peace after illness, only to find her throne occupied and herself marked for sacrifice by a real monster—despite her belief that the castle she remembers was a fever dream. Unbeknownst to her, Karateboy followed in secret, stepping in to save her as the line between illusion and reality begins to blur. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Mike Grell, with a striking cover by Nick Cardy, this 1975 issue delivers a haunting blend of mystery and suspense.
In this gripping 1975 installment, Batman suspects that the mysterious aerial acrobat Boston Brand—known as Deadman—is behind a daring new threat, setting off a tense pursuit through the skies. Meanwhile, Superman presses on in his quest for the golden mask, drawn deeper into a mystery that links the enigmatic Wagehals Wagos and the flamboyant Marko der Prächtige.
In "Heimat, Land des Grauens!", Prinzess Projektra returns to her home planet seeking peace after a long illness, only to find her throne occupied by an unknown ruler and herself marked for sacrifice. Unbeknownst to her, Karateboy has followed in secret, ready to protect her when the real danger emerges—a monster that is no illusion, despite her mind’s desperate creation of a false past.
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