Superman #14/1982
In "Hab' zwei Augen, die nichts mehr taugen!", Superman faces a crisis when Jimmy Olsen temporarily replaces his eyes, granting him a new perspective on Earth's dangers. As Brainiac closes in on the planet, Superman must make a desperate choice—rewriting the villain's mind against his will to turn an enemy into an unlikely ally, all to stop an overwhelming threat. Written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Dan Adkins and colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1982 issue features a striking cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano.
In a gripping tale from Superman #14 (1982), Superman—struggling after losing his sight—relies on Jimmy Olsen’s ingenuity to restore his vision, only to face a new threat as Brainiac closes in on Earth. With Lois Lane watching from the sidelines, Superman must make a desperate choice: reprogram Brainiac against his will, turning the villain into an unlikely ally in a battle that could save the planet.
In "Duell in der Hölle," Superman and Brainiac form an uneasy alliance to stop a planet-eating machine hurtling through space. But when Brainiac betrays Superman, the Man of Steel must outwit his cunning foe and trap him inside a dying world—before the machine consumes everything.
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