Superman #12/1972
In "Batman wahrt sein Gesicht," Superman and Lois Lane find themselves entangled in a mind-bending mystery when Morgan Edge escapes from his own home—only to reveal a shocking truth: he’s been replaced by a clone created by Satunas. With the real Edge now free and the impostor unable to kill him, a game of deception unfolds as the heroes try to unravel the truth. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Werner Roth, with inks by Vince Colletta and Murphy Anderson, the story unfolds with tense twists, all capped by a striking cover by Dick Giordano.
In a twist that unravels the truth behind a man long thought mad, Morgan Edge escapes his own home—only to reveal he’s been a clone all along, his original self hidden by his doppelgänger’s mercy. With Superman and Lois Lane now convinced he’s unstable, they deliver him to Dr. Brel, but Edge slips away once more, leaving the line between reality and deception dangerously blurred.
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