Superman #25/1967
In "Clark Kent als Gangster," Lois Lane’s sudden fascination with Clark Kent takes a bizarre turn when Lucy tries to help by hypnotizing her into forgetting Superman—only for a shocking twist to unravel the spell. Written by Robert Bernstein and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1967 tale spins a playful, surreal mystery where identity and memory blur, all under a cover by Kurt Schaffenberger.
In a 1967 tale of disguise and daring, Superman dons the guise of the notorious Zipp der Zeichner to infiltrate a gang of crooks during a newspaper strike. Posing as a mob enforcer, he must outwit Kid Spade, "Pille" Paley, Mr. Kreep, and Nitro Nick—all while keeping his cover intact in front of Perry White and Jimmy Olsen.
When Lucy Lane tries to help Lois Lane by hypnotizing her to forget Superman, only a sudden shock can break the spell—leaving Lois unexpectedly drawn to Clark Kent. With Perry White watching from the sidelines and the mysterious "der grosse Majo" lurking in the background, the truth behind her new feelings begins to unravel.
In "Safari von Gotham City," Batman and Robin accept an invitation to join the exclusive Safari Club, only to find their adventure turning deadly when one of the members is murdered. As the club's members become suspects and the danger closes in, the Dynamic Duo must navigate a web of secrets and suspense to uncover the killer—before they become the next targets.
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