Superman #15/1971
In "Die drei Titanen," Superman returns from a space journey with an alien device that accidentally swaps his mind with Jimmy Olsen’s—leaving the Daily Planet reporter in Superman’s body and the Man of Steel struggling in Jimmy’s. As Jimmy grapples with superpowers and must hide Clark Kent’s identity, Superman must keep the secret while navigating the chaos of dual lives. Written by Otto Binder, illustrated by Ruben Moreira with inks by Al Plastino, and featuring a cover by Wayne Boring and Stan Kaye, this 1971 issue delivers a clever twist on identity and trust.
When Professor Wilton's experimental device amplifies the strength of three legendary figures—Hercules, Atlas, and Samson—Superman, Lois Lane, and Perry White must confront the sudden surge of power before it spirals out of control. The temporary transformation brings both awe and danger, testing the limits of heroism and the fragile balance of strength and responsibility.
In "Supermans Nachbarn," Superman grows uneasy when he realizes one of his neighbors, Alexander Ross, has been keeping a close eye on his movements. As Clark Kent, he must think fast to mislead Ross without raising suspicion, all while keeping his secret identity safe. With help from Joe Rollins, Tommy Blitt, and others in the neighborhood, Superman tries to outwit the curious observer—before the truth slips out.
In "Super-Bäumchen, wechsle dich!", Superman returns from a space trip with an alien device that accidentally swaps his mind with Jimmy Olsen’s. Now trapped in each other’s bodies, the duo must navigate the chaos of mismatched powers and identities—especially as Jimmy struggles to handle Superman’s strength without revealing Clark Kent’s secret.
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