Superman #17/1974
In "Ein Spion besonderer Art Teil 1 - Die goldenen Handschuhe," Linda Danvers finds herself disillusioned after a personal betrayal and a humiliating rescue mission, only to stumble upon a hidden Amazonian ship under attack. Drawn into a world of warrior women, she’s offered a chance to become an Amazon by Hippolyta herself—setting her on a path that will test her courage and redefine her place in the world. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Art Saaf, with a striking cover by Nick Cardy, this 1974 issue delivers a bold new chapter in the Superman mythos.
In "Ein Spion besonderer Art Teil 1 - Die goldenen Handschuhe," Batman teams up with former hero Ted Grant—now known as Luchs—to investigate a web of corporate espionage, as Peter Voss claims his father’s scientific formula has been stolen. With tensions rising and secrets hidden behind corporate fronts, Batman must navigate suspicion and deception, all while confronting the enigmatic presence of Hans Voss and the mysterious B.B. Sanford.
When Batman is felled during his investigation, Ted Grant steps in to help—only to be shaken by revelations about his former boss. Rekindling his past as the Luchs, he follows a dangerous lead, but is shot down before he can uncover the truth. Meanwhile, Batman stumbles upon an elderly man whose presence hints at a deeper conspiracy.
In a tense courtroom drama, Batman presents Peter Voss’s father to the stand—though the man’s mind is fractured, his testimony holds a crucial clue. With the help of a mysterious sculpture, Batman begins to unravel the truth behind a hidden formula, while the Luchs and Batman race to track down those who would kill to keep it buried.
When a young woman’s trust in men is shattered during a failed rescue, she stumbles upon a mysterious ship of Amazons on Paradiesinsel. Drawn into their world after saving them from attackers, she’s offered a new path by Hippolyta—though the choice comes with a price. With the spirit of Nubia and the legacy of Supergirl’s courage, her journey begins not as a hero, but as someone who might become one.
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