Superman #16/1968
In "Rätsel des lebenden Wirbelwinds," Jimmy Olsen takes on a fraudster only to accidentally inhale a mysterious gas, leaving him temporarily blind. During his ordeal, he encounters Supergirl—though he refuses to believe in her existence, despite her earnest attempts to prove herself. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by John Forte, this 1968 tale blends suspense and wonder in a story where perception and trust are put to the test.
When the slowest man on Earth, "Krebs," begins manipulating time and motion in Central City, Barry Allen—known as the Roter Blitz—must confront a foe who turns speed into a deadly trap. With Iris West by his side and the legacy of the Flash’s past echoing through the streets, Barry races against a villain who moves at a pace that defies the very laws of motion.
In a 1968 tale from Superman #16, Jimmy Olsen accidentally blinds himself while trying to expose a con artist—only to find himself drawn into a mysterious encounter with Supergirl, whose very existence he refuses to believe, despite her earnest efforts to prove herself. As his vision fades, the line between reality and the impossible blurs, leaving him to question everything he thought he knew about heroism and truth.
When the Spassvogel, a twisted trickster with a penchant for chaos, begins broadcasting false alerts over the radio, Batman and Robin must unravel a series of cryptic riddles he leaves behind—each one hinting at a crime before it happens. With Police Chief Jim Gordon on the case, the trio races to stop the madman’s next scheme, but the line between prank and peril blurs with every distorted broadcast.
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↩ Reprints Batman #97 (1956), Showcase #4 (1956), Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #40 (1959), Flash Annual #1 (1963), Action Comics #333 (1966)
Reprinted in Superman Superband #5 (1975)
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