Superman #22
In "–nicht schuldig!", Superman faces a shocking trial for the crimes of his ancestors, imprisoned alongside other captives while Lois Lane races against time on Earth to convince Alpha Centaurion to mount a rescue. Written by Dan Jurgens and Frank Neubauer, with dynamic art by Ron Frenz and striking cover by Dan Jurgens and Joe Rubinstein, this 1997 issue delivers a tense, morally complex twist on Superman’s legacy.
In "–nicht schuldig!", Superman stands trial before the Tribunal—Prime, Pollux, and Ternion—for crimes committed by his ancestors, imprisoned alongside other condemned souls. While he faces judgment in the void, Lois Lane races against time on Earth to rally Alpha Centurion, hoping he’ll heed her plea and find a way to save him.
In "Flucht in Ketten," Superman and three other prisoners—bound together in chains—make a daring escape from a high-security facility. With Alpha Centurion, Supergirl, Superboy, and Steel now on the move, the group sets out to find the elusive Steel, racing against time and the ever-present threat of capture.
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