Superman #13/1972
In "Supermans Sohn ist ein Teufel," Clark Kent, having married the mysterious Krysalla and abandoned his secret identity to be present for their son, faces a haunting truth: Krysalla died shortly after giving birth. She had revealed she was a witch, and both feared their child might inherit dark traits. Unbeknownst to Clark, she bore two sons—one bound to the mortal world, the other existing in a parallel dimension, able to emerge only when his twin brother lost consciousness. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Murphy Anderson, this 1972 tale from Egmont Ehapa presents a haunting twist on family and legacy, with Nick Cardy handling the striking cover.
In "Geist der zwei Gesichter," Rose Forrest spends her vacation at the cape, renting a house said to be haunted. By night, the mysterious Rächerin intervenes to save a couple from criminals, blurring the line between legend and reality.
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