Superman #2/1972
In "Verräter Supersohn," Batman follows a lead from a newspaper report that stirs memories of a criminal he thought he'd seen before—leading him to investigate a mysterious figure in an old castle. What begins as a routine pursuit quickly turns perilous as the Dark Knight steps into a trap designed to end his career—or his life. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Carmine Infantino with inks by Joe Giella, this 1972 tale delivers a classic noir edge, while Dick Giordano’s cover captures the suspense with sharp, shadowed intensity.
In a gripping twist of loyalty and desperation, Superboy finds himself trapped between duty and love when Cerebron—posing as Lex Luthor—launches a terrifying assault. With his parents' lives at stake, Superboy makes a heart-wrenching choice that forces him to imprison Jonathan and Martha Kent to protect them, leaving him to face Cerebron alone.
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