Superman #26/1984
In "Scharlachrote Wut!", Superman and the Red Flash are hurled into another dimension where the inhabitants of the Phantom Zone accuse the Red Flash of devastating their world. As the Stahlene grapples with the shocking claim, the Phantom Zone's enigmatic forces manipulate the fastest man alive to exact revenge—leaving Superman to confront a mystery deeper than the rift between worlds. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Carmine Infantino, with inks by Dave Hunt and colors by Carl Gafford, the cover by Carmine Infantino and Klaus Janson captures the tension of a clash across dimensions.
In a sudden twist of fate, Superman and Roter Blitz are ripped from their world and hurled into the Phantom Zone, where they face a chilling accusation: Roter Blitz is blamed for devastating a planet whose people now seek vengeance. As the Stählerne grapples with the truth behind the charges, the speedster’s past collides with the present in a high-stakes confrontation that tests loyalty and identity.
Superman gets a haircut—something he’s never allowed himself, not even for a moment, since his powers made him immune to the usual risks. But after a trip to a distant planet left his hair temporarily vulnerable, Clark Kent finally lets Jimmy Olsen and a mysterious stranger named Leon take him to the barber. The usual routine takes an unexpected turn when the simple act of cutting hair stirs something far stranger than a bad buzz cut.
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