Superman #13/1976
In "Killer gibt's in jeder Größe - Teil 1: Seltsame Seuche," Superman teams up with Batman as a mysterious illness sweeps through Metropolis, linked to strange, human-like entities within a young girl named Amy. With the help of a kandorianic shrinking beam, Superman shrinks to microscopic size to battle the unseen threat inside Amy’s body, while Batman races to uncover the truth behind a series of victims kissed by the same girl. Written by Bob Haney and illustrated by Dick Dillin, with inks by John Calnan, this 1976 issue features a striking cover by Ernie Chua and Tex Blaisdell.
In a chilling twist on a routine ceremony, a police officer collapses mid-award, sparking a medical mystery that draws Superman and Batman into an eerie investigation. When a young girl arrives with identical symptoms, the heroes turn to the Atom for a radical solution—using his powers to fight a hidden threat within the body.
In a surreal twist, Atom ventures through Amy’s body in a desperate fight for survival, navigating her heart, lungs, and lymph system as unseen forces close in. Meanwhile, Batman uncovers alien meteorite fragments laced with mysterious spores, leading him to a startling realization that defies all logic. As the lines between science, the human body, and extraterrestrial threat blur, the fate of Amy—and perhaps the world—hangs in the balance.
In "Killer gibt's in jeder Größe - Teil 3 : Die Entscheidung," Superman, Batman, Atom, Ed Farley, Liza Faraday, and Amy find themselves caught in a desperate race against time when a mysterious illness linked to microscopic beings within Amy’s body threatens to spiral out of control. As Batman uncovers the truth about the creatures’ true nature, the stakes rise when Amy’s condition forces a shocking transformation—leading to a high-stakes confrontation where size, science, and sacrifice collide.
Grüner Pfeil is on the trail of a diamond thief gang, but once again they slip through his fingers. Frustrated, he buys a handful of chocolates that unexpectedly delight his taste buds—so much so that he decides to make them famous in Star-City. Trouble is, the very same thieves are using the confectionery company to smuggle their stolen gems.
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↩ Reprints Action Comics #424 (1973), World's Finest Comics #236 (1976)
Reprinted in Batman Taschenbuch #29 (1985)
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