Superman #15/1974
In "Vollmond . . . Wolfsmond," Batman intervenes to stop an attack on a young woman, only to face a terrifying assailant who seems straight out of legend—a werewolf. As Bruce Wayne and Batman dig deeper, they uncover a chilling connection to Dr. Milo and a dangerous serum that transformed Anthony Lupus into a beast. With Neal Adams' striking art and Dick Giordano's dynamic inks bringing the nightmarish tension to life, this 1974 issue delivers a gripping mystery rooted in science and superstition. The cover, also by Neal Adams, captures the eerie intensity of the tale.
In a moonlit Gotham, Batman intervenes to save a young woman from a terrifying assailant who moves with the speed and ferocity of a wolf. As Bruce Wayne and the Dark Knight investigate, the trail leads to Anthony Lupus, a man transformed by a mysterious serum created by Professor Milo. With the city on edge and the truth buried in science and secrecy, Batman must confront a foe whose curse blurs the line between man and monster—before the next full moon rises.
In a 1974 tale from Superman #15, Clark Kent and Lana Lang enjoy a day at the fair—until a fortune-teller’s unsettling gaze reveals a chilling truth: she’s one of the Finsteren Fünf. The Smaragdfürstin, accompanied by Mano and the Henker, has traveled from the future to kill Superboy, and his fate hangs in the balance as the Henker’s blade strikes.
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