Superman #16/1970
"Kal-El II auf Krypton" delivers a classic Superman tale from 1970, written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff, with inks by Charles Paris. When Batman and Robin discover a unconscious figure in their cave, they launch a mystery that leads them into the heart of Krypton’s legacy—before the planet’s fall. The cover, by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson, captures the moment with dramatic flair.
In a daring mission from the city of Kandor, Kal-El II and his brother Jor-El II set out to rescue Superman, facing off against Kryptonian criminals in a high-stakes race against time. With the fate of Earth’s mightiest hero hanging in the balance, even the most powerful among them must rely on cunning and courage to succeed.
When a mysterious computer declares that Linda Danvers should become a movie star, her path to stardom is anything but smooth—especially with a rival actress who’s less than thrilled. As strange accidents pile up, Linda finds herself caught between fame and danger, with help from John Harris, Professor Vizhago, Albert Ames, Jan Butler, Eve Emerson, and Vic Tane.
When Batman and Robin discover an unconscious man in the Bat-Cave, they must unravel the mystery behind his arrival—especially when the only clue points to a hidden intruder among their known allies. With Alec Wyre, Jigger Mulane, Dan Dolson, and Hank Purdy all potential suspects, the Dark Knight and his partner race to uncover who broke into their sanctuary before the truth turns deadly.
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↩ Reprints Batman #121 (1959), Superman #166 (1964), Adventure Comics #391 (1970)
Reprinted in Superman Superband #9 (1977)
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