Superman #2/1968
In "Der teuflische Spielzeugsbastler," ein klassisches Superman-Abenteuer aus 1968, wird Dr. Connery vor Gericht gestellt, weil er ein wertvolles Pergament verschwinden ließ — doch die Wahrheit wird durch eine raffinierte Rückblende enthüllt. Geschrieben von Gardner Fox und mit den klassischen Bildern von Sheldon Moldoff, gezeichnet mit präziser Linie von Joe Giella, erzählt dieser Fall eine spannende Geschichte von List und Entlarvung. Die Coverzeichnung von Curt Swan und die Inks von George Klein verleihen dem Heft sein ikonisches Aussehen.
When the notorious Spielzeugbastler is released after thwarting a prison break, he quickly turns his twisted genius toward a new scheme—using remote-controlled toy models to manipulate Superman himself. With Robo-Sup as his mechanical puppet, the villain’s plan takes an unexpected turn, testing the Man of Steel’s wits and strength in a battle of mind over machine.
In a haunting twist, Supergirl begins to lose her powers, prompting her to seek help from Superman. He reveals a chilling truth: she is not who she believes—only a Homunculus created by Zor-El as a super-powered aid, her existence bound to a dream.
In a tense courtroom drama, Dr. Connery stands accused of stealing a crucial parchment, with Batman and Staatsanwalt Danton probing the case as flashbacks unravel the mystery. As the truth hides in plain sight, a clever deception exposes the real culprit—John Purly—before the verdict is delivered.
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↩ Reprints Superman #182 (1966), Action Comics #356 (1967), Batman #196 (1967)
Reprinted in Superman Superband #2 (1974)
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