Superman #13/1977

Jun 1977 · Egmont Ehapa · 1,50 DEM

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Eine Milliarden-Erpressung - Teil 1 : Der lebende Schlüssel”

In "Eine Milliarden-Erpressung - Teil 1 : Der lebende Schlüssel," Superman and Superboy respond to a distress call that leads them straight into a trap. As Waldwolf battles Grimbor, Charma uses her hypnotic power to turn Superboy against his ally, and together with the shape-shifting Chamäleonboy, they capture the heroes and demand 100 million dollars in ransom. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by Mike Grell, with inks by Bob Wiacek, this 1977 issue features a cover by Mike Grell, showcasing the tension and intrigue of a high-stakes kidnapping.

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writer Jim Shooter · artist Mike Grell · inker Bob Wiacek · cover Mike Grell

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writer Jim Shooter

artist Mike Grell

inker Bob Wiacek

cover pencils, inks Mike Grell

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Waldwolf und Superboy gehen einem Alarm nach und erwischen die Täter auf frischer Tat. Während Waldwolf gegen Grimbor kämpft, stellt sich Charma Superboy in den Weg und lässt ihre Fähigkeit wirken. Kein Mann kann ihr einen Wunsch abschlagen. Waldwolf und der Stählerne werden gefangen genommen und Mr. Brande in Kisten verpackt zugestellt. Chamäleonboy kann ihre Fesseln lösen indem er seine Finger in passende Schlüssel verwandelt. Grimbor und Charma verlangen 100 Millionen Dollar Lösegeld für das Leben der Legionäre.

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