Superman #19/1976
In "Der schwarze Engel - Teil I : Tanzt, Puppen, tanzt", Sue Dibny is pushed to her limits when criminals demand she retrieve the formula for Elastigirl’s stretch powers. Using clever deception and a secret dose of Gingold, she outsmarts the gangsters—only to find her husband, Elastigirl, back in action and ready to take them down. Written by Bob Rozakis and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1976 classic features a standout cover by Ernie Chua, capturing the tension and flair of a story where even the quietest moments can turn explosive.
In "Der schwarze Engel - Teil I : Tanzt, Puppen, tanzt", helfen Superman jr. und Batman jr. einer jungen Frau namens Dora Redson, die bei einer Autopanne von Anhaltern belästigt wird. Nachdem sie ihr bei einer geplanten Theateraufführung zur Hilfe kommt, entfesseln sie unversehens die Flucht des Verbrechers Lex Luthor – und werden mit Dora Redson und der Tochter von Lex Luthor auf ein Raumschiff geschickt, das sie zu Lexors Heimatplaneten führt.
In "Der schwarze Engel - Teil II : Die Pestriesen," Superman jr. and Batman jr. are captured on the planet Lexor, where Lex Luthor has set a deadly virus bomb designed to trigger colossal growth in the planet's inhabitants. With the fate of Lexor hanging in the balance and his lab destroyed, Luthor must find a way to stop the outbreak—before his own plan backfires.
In "Der schwarze Engel - Teil III : Zwischen zwei Welten," Lex Luthors Tochter Ardora arbeitet with ihrem Vater, um ein Heilmittel zu erschaffen – doch die entscheidende Zutat, das Gift der Terror-Echse, fehlt noch. Superman jr. und Batman jr. nehmen das gefährliche Risiko auf sich, das Mittel zu beschaffen, während Ardora Luthor und Lexor auf der Suche nach einer Lösung zwischen zwei Welten gefangen sind.
When Sue Dibny is frustrated that her name isn’t making the "most popular women" list, her husband Ralph tries to avoid the argument—until a chance encounter with a boy flying a kite leads him to witness a fur heist. With his usual strength compromised by missing his daily dose of Gingold, Ralph must rely on quick thinking and help from Elastoman, Shirley, and Paul to stop the criminals before they vanish into the city’s shadows.
In "Platz für die Elastofrau," Sue Dibny faces a clever challenge when criminals demand the formula for Elastoman’s stretchy powers. Using her wits and a hidden dose of Gingold, she outsmarts them while keeping her husband’s abilities restored—just in time to turn the tide. Though Sue still misses the top ten in the latest popularity poll, she and Elastoman secure a surprising third place as a couple.
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