Superman #16/1971
In "Der Super-Clark von Smallville," Clark Kent accidentally gains superstrength after a failed experiment with Ambrosia, the gods' elixir, leaving him trapped under rubble with Professor Lang. When Lana arrives and sees him lifting debris, Clark claims he’s been drinking Ambrosia—marking the birth of the Super-Clark. The story, written by Leo Dorfman and illustrated by Bob Brown with inks by Dick Giordano, features a striking cover by Neal Adams, capturing the moment of transformation.
When Clark Kent accidentally ingests Ambrosia during a failed experiment with Professor Lang, he awakens with powers beyond his own—leading to the birth of the Super-Clark. With Lana Lang watching in disbelief and Lex Luthor closing in with a device designed to drain his strength, Clark must test the true limits of his newfound abilities before it’s too late.
In a sun-drenched Spanish village, Batgirl follows a trail of mystery after a prized bull is found dead—just days after she witnessed a tense bullfight. With the local bullfighter Don Alvarado and the enigmatic El Granados caught in the web of suspicion, Batgirl must untangle a secret that stirs beneath the surface of tradition and danger.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #408 (1971), Detective Comics #409 (1971), Superboy #173 (1971)
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