Superman #13/1971
In "Der unheimliche Verehrer," Superman faces a chilling mystery when a masked vigilante goes on a deadly rampage against a criminal gang—only to seemingly die in a fiery crash, her body placed in a coffin and taken by her foes. But when the gang's vehicle moves on, the corpse unexpectedly stirs, revealing a terrifying truth: the vigilante may not be dead at all. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life by Ross Andru with inks by Mike Esposito, this 1971 tale blends suspense and the supernatural, while Dick Giordano's cover captures the eerie tension of the story.
In "Der unheimliche Verehrer," Lois Lane finds herself drawn into a chilling mystery when a wealthy man’s ghostly ancestor—revealed to be the infamous Jack the Ripper—pulls her back to London in November 1888, where she must unravel a dark secret from the past. As Superman and his allies search for her in the present, Lois confronts a terrifying truth hidden in the shadows of history, while the ghost of Sir Noel Tate’s lineage watches from beyond.
In "Die Nacht des Todes," Die Rächerin [Rose Forrest] faces off against the villainous Die "Jets," only to be seemingly killed by auto fumes and left for dead in a coffin. As the criminals transport her, she awakens—alive and vengeful—turning the tables on her captors in a deadly game of survival.
In a tale of justice and unintended consequences, Jor-El devises a revolutionary method to imprison criminals by sending them into orbit with a sleep gas, only to face a shocking twist when one prisoner returns—suddenly endowed with superpowers. With Jax-Ur and Tron-Et among the fugitives, and Lara Lor-Van, Ken-Dal, Ed-Ilv, and Nali-Ilv caught in the fallout, the fate of Krypton hangs in the balance.
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