Superman #22/1972
In "Supermans Festung verkauft," Superman faces a chilling threat when Rose is struck by a car and taken to a hospital—only to fall into the clutches of a deranged doctor obsessed with transforming humans into protoplasm. With Cary Bates scripting and Don Heck handling both art and inks, the story unfolds with tense urgency, as the hero races to stop a madman’s twisted experiment. Nick Cardy’s cover captures the moment’s dread, perfectly framing the danger lurking within the medical facility.
When Clark Kent agrees to watch his neighbor’s young daughter for just a moment, she vanishes without a trace—leaving only a trail of mystery behind. As he searches through the quiet suburban streets, Clark must unravel the strange truth behind the child’s disappearance, where reality itself seems to bend.
When Rose Forrest is struck by a car and rushed to the hospital, she unwittingly falls into the clutches of the deranged Dr. Basil Shalock, whose twisted experiments aim to transform humans into living protoplasm. With help from the mysterious die Rächerin, the young woman must survive the doctor’s terrifying methods before it’s too late.
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