Superman #11/1978

May 1978 · Egmont Ehapa · 1,60 DEM

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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“So grün ist mein Städtchen”

In "So grün ist mein Städtchen," Superboy returns to Smallville only to find the entire town transformed—its people eerily green, seemingly turned into living kryptonite. With Jonathan Kent barely escaping with his son, Superboy tracks the mysterious Kryptonit-Kid to a hidden space capsule, where the real danger may be just beginning. Written by Bob Rozakis and illustrated by Juan Ortiz, with inks by Vince Colletta and colors by Liz Berube, this 1978 tale unfolds under a cover by Al Milgrom and Jack Abel.

writer Bob Rozakis · artist Juan Ortiz · inker Vince Colletta · colorist Liz Berube · cover Al Milgrom, Jack Abel

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writer Bob Rozakis

artist Juan Ortiz

inker Vince Colletta

colorist Liz Berube

cover pencils Al Milgrom

cover inks Jack Abel

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Superboy kehrt in seine Heimatstadt Smallville zurück, doch plötzlich sind alle Menschen grün und haben sich scheinbar in lebendes Kryptonit verwandelt. Jonathan Kent kann gerade noch seinen Sohn aus der Gefahrenzone befreien. Superboy vermutet, daß Kryptonit-Kid hinter der Sache steckt und trifft auf ihn in einer Raumkapsel.

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