Superman #2/1983
In "Prolog," Superman finds himself locked in a brutal clash with Batman—only to discover the Dark Knight is merely a decoy in a cunning scheme by Superbat, a criminal wielding the combined powers of the Legion of Super-Heroes from the 30th century. Written by Cary Burkett and illustrated by George Tuska, with inks by Frank McLaughlin and colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1983 issue delivers a high-stakes mystery where identity and power blur. The cover by Rich Buckler and Frank Giacoia captures the tension with striking precision.
In a tense clash that turns the tables on hero and vigilante alike, Superman and Batman find themselves locked in a brutal duel—only to realize too late it’s a ruse orchestrated by Superbat, a villain wielding the combined powers of the Legion of Super-Heroes from the 30th century. With Dan and Dr. Dundee caught in the crossfire, the line between ally and enemy blurs as the true threat emerges from the shadows.
In a tense twist of loyalty and mind games, Syreena manipulates Vartox through a mental infusor, turning his gaze toward Superman as a rival. As the two heroes clash in a series of powerful feats, Lana Lang, Lois Lane, and Lola Barnett watch the escalating conflict unfold—while Josh Coyle remains caught in the storm of shifting alliances.
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