Superman #3/1983
In "Wünsch dir was... Superman!", Superman's wish to be two separate people—Superman and Clark Kent—unexpectedly comes true, thanks to the hidden Mirakel-Machine of the Controllers. As the planet's surface hums with the machine's power, the Atom-Brain of the SKULLS launches a surprise attack on the S.T.A.R. Labs. Written by Dan Mishkin and Gary Cohn, with classic art by Curt Swan and inks by Kurt Schaffenberger, and a cover by Rich Buckler and Frank Giacoia, this 1983 German edition delivers a clever twist on identity and responsibility.
When Superman wishes, in a moment of frustration, that he could be two people—one hero, one ordinary man—the Controllers’ Mirakel-Maschine answers his plea in the most literal way possible. Now torn between identities, Clark Kent and Superman must navigate their divided lives as the Atom-Gehirn attacks S.T.A.R.-Labs and the city faces a crisis only one of them might be able to stop.
In a tense clash between Superman and the alien Vartox, Syreena uses her powers to petrify Lana Lang in a moment of desperation—her revenge seemingly complete. But as the dust settles, her own emotions begin to unravel the cold plan she thought was flawless.
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