Superman #12/1976
In "Um jeden Preis," Superman’s younger counterpart Superboy races to save a stranded spaceship, inadvertently uncovering a secret on a robotic planet where five Legionnaires are already investigating strange disturbances. When the ship’s pilot—a rebellious teen who sneaked away from school—gets captured, the Legion finds themselves cornered by a rogue overseer seeking revenge on the factory’s former owner. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by Mike Grell, this 1976 issue features a tense standoff where loyalty and sacrifice collide, all under Grell’s dynamic cover art.
In a world stripped of people, Superman discovers the truth behind the silence: Brainstorm has erased humanity in a bid to clear his mind for a cosmic signal. As Clark Kent, he plays a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse, appearing where no one should be, trying to outwit a mind that has already dreamed the world away.
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