Superman #17/1971
In "Helft mir... ich glaube, ich bin tot!", Superman encounters a mysterious masked woman whose haunting tale unfolds under the cover of night. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life by Ross Andru’s art with Mike Esposito’s inks, this 1971 issue delivers a chilling, dreamlike story of a former actress whose face was ravaged by acid—now haunting the streets at dawn, her identity lost to the shadows.
Robin races to save a friend who believes he's been poisoned by photo-developing fluid, plunging into a tense web of suspense during a high-stakes congressional election. As tensions rise in a small town, secrets surface and alliances shift—especially when the lives of Tina, Ross, and Mr. Stuart become entangled in the chaos.
A forged photograph in a newspaper threatens to derail a congressional campaign, casting doubt on the integrity of the election. With the help of a few key allies, Robin [Dick Grayson] sets out to uncover the truth behind the deception before the damage is done.
In "Die Maske des Todes," the Rächerin encounters a mysterious woman wearing a haunting mask who shares a tragic past—once a beautiful actress, her face was scarred by acid, leaving her to wander in secrecy. As the sun rises, the apparition vanishes, leaving only questions and the lingering weight of her story.
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