Superman #18/1977

Aug 1977 · Egmont Ehapa · 1,60 DEM

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Die aus dem Zwielicht kam”

In "Die aus dem Zwielicht kam," a mysterious phantom stirs chaos in Metropolis while a new neighbor, Greg Porter, begins claiming to speak with his late wife—unaware he's being manipulated by Faora Hu-Ul, a vengeful woman from Krypton's Phantom Zone. Written by Cary Bates and brought to life with Curt Swan's iconic art and Tex Blaisdell's inks, this 1977 issue blends eerie suspense with Superman's quiet heroism. The cover by Bob Oksner captures the unsettling tone, making it a standout in the series.

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writer Cary Bates · artist Curt Swan · inker Tex Blaisdell · cover Bob Oksner

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writer Cary Bates

artist Curt Swan

inker Tex Blaisdell

cover pencils, inks Bob Oksner

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Ein seltsames Phantom stiftet in Metropolis ziemlich viel Verwirrung und Chaos. Gleichzeitig zieht ein neuer Nachbar bei Clark Kent ein. Greg Porter scheint mit seiner verstorbenen Frau zu kommunizieren, doch in Wirklichkeit benutzt die teuflische Männerhasserin Faora Hu-Ul aus der kryptonischen Phantomzone ihn nur um aus der Zone zu gelangen.

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