Superman #17/1972
In "Sonderbericht - Die Aussenseiter," Jonathan Kent stößt auf einem außerirdischen Kristall, suddenly gaining the same superpowers as Superboy—only to turn against his own son. Written by Robert Bernstein and illustrated by George Papp, this 1972 tale explores the chilling twist of a father who now shares his son’s abilities, yet secretly plots his destruction. The cover by Bob Oksner captures the tension of a man on the edge, his face shadowed by a secret that could unravel everything.
In a remote corner of Scotland, the real Morgan Edge has vanished into the hidden world of the Aussenseiter—former motorcycle rockers living in quiet defiance of the outside world. When his clone arrives, hunting to eliminate the truth, Lois Lane and Superman must navigate a web of deception as the group’s fragile peace is threatened by artificial corpses and a mastermind who knows how to play the game.
When Jonathan Kent touches an alien crystal, he suddenly gains the same superpowers as his son, Superboy—leading to a chilling shift in their relationship. As the boy's father now rivals his strength, Superboy must confront a man who once protected him, now secretly plotting his downfall. With Martha Kent caught in the middle and the shadow of Jax-Ur’s return looming, the Phantom Zone and green Kryptonite threaten to turn family into enemies.
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