Superman #20/1970
In "Hier ruht der wahre Superboy," Prof. Lang und seine Tochter Lana entdecken in einem alten Maya-Tempel einen aufgebahrten Superboy, sparking a mystery that challenges the identity of the hero we know. Written by Frank Robbins and illustrated by Bob Brown with inks by Mike Esposito, this 1970 tale explores doubt and legacy with a striking cover by Neal Adams.
In a forgotten Maya temple, Professor Lewis Lang and his daughter Lana uncover a mummified figure believed to be the true Superboy—challenging the identity of the hero they know. When the modern Superboy, Clark Kent, is confronted by the ancient version, the mystery deepens as past and present collide in a story that questions what it truly means to be a hero.
When a mysterious alien exchange student joins Linda Danvers at school, their friendship takes a sudden turn when underground agents seize control of Earth—trapping Supergirl on a distant world. With her powers cut off and her allies scattered, Linda must rely on her wits and the help of an unexpected ally to stop the invasion before it’s too late.
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