Superman #13/1969
In "Abschied von Clark Kent," two scientists return from a cave expedition to find Earth eerily deserted—every living thing gone, and even the environment seems to move on its own. With Sheldon Moldoff handling both art and inks, and Neal Adams crafting the striking cover, this 1969 issue delivers a haunting, atmospheric mystery that redefines Superman’s connection to the world he protects.
In a bold twist of identity, Superman—disguised as the enigmatic Dr. Astar—tempts fate by playing the role of a mystic to impress Lois Lane. With a carefully staged disappearance, he fakes his own death as Clark Kent, daring to sever his public persona in a desperate bid to be with her.
When two scientists return from a cave expedition, they find the world eerily transformed—lifeless landscapes where everything seems to move on its own, and the familiar has become uncanny. Ben Clark and Paul Stokeley, along with Dr. Moore, must unravel the mystery of a reality that no longer makes sense, as the gas they inhaled may have opened a door to something far beyond their understanding.
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