Superman #15/1970

Name: Superman #15/1970
Brand: Egmont Ehapa

Jul 1970 · Egmont Ehapa · 1,00 DEM; 1,20 CHF; 7,00 ATS; 15 LUF; 220 ITL; 5,00 YUD; 15 BEF; 1,20 NLG; 2,50 DKK

“Der verlorene Superdress”

In "Der verlorene Superdress," Superman faces a poignant dilemma as he grapples with the differing fates of his two sons, Kal-El II and Jor-El II—one gifted with powers, the other not. Written by Edmond Hamilton and brought to life by Curt Swan’s expressive art and George Klein’s inks, the story explores fatherhood, legacy, and the limits of even a hero’s strength. The cover, penciled by Swan and inked by Murphy Anderson, captures the emotional weight of the moment.

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writer Edmond Hamilton · artist Curt Swan · inker George Klein · cover Curt Swan, Murphy Anderson

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writer Edmond Hamilton

artist Curt Swan

inker George Klein

cover pencils Curt Swan

cover inks Murphy Anderson

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Imaginäre Story über Supermans Söhne Kal-El II und Jor-El II. Nur einer der Beiden hat die Superkräfte geerbt. Superman versucht seinem "normalen" Sohn auch Kräfte zu schenken, was allerdings misslingt. Superman entschliesst sich mit beiden nach Kandor zu gehen.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).