Superman #11/1979

May 1979 · Egmont Ehapa · 1,60 DEM

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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“"Das fliegende Kittchen"”

In "Das fliegende Kittchen," Superman once again confronts Metallo, imprisoning him in a newly constructed high-security facility for super-criminals. Meanwhile, inventor Carl Draper, secretly infatuated with Lana Lang, harbors a deep resentment toward the steel villain—using energy modules to siphon Metallo's powers and strip him of his strength, turning the captured cyborg into a helpless parasite. Written by Martin Pasko and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Frank Chiaramonte and colors by Adrienne Roy, this 1979 issue features a cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano.

writer Martin Pasko · artist Curt Swan · inker Frank Chiaramonte · colorist Adrienne Roy · cover Ross Andru, Dick Giordano

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Full credits

writer Martin Pasko

artist Curt Swan

inker Frank Chiaramonte

colorist Adrienne Roy

cover pencils Ross Andru

cover inks Dick Giordano

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Superman besiegt erneut Metallo und bringt ihn in ein neu gebautes Spezialgefängnis für Super-verbrecher. Der Erfinder Carl Draper ist in Lana Lang verliebt und hasst den Stählernen. Mit Hilfe von Energiemodulen hat er den Inhaftierten Teile ihrer Kräfte abgesaugt und konnte somit den Stählernen einsperren. Mit Hilfe der Fähigkeiten des Parasiten, entzieht er dem Stählernen völlig seiner Kräfte.

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