Superman #38
In "Drastische Massnahmen," Superman faces a chilling threat at Project Cadmus when Misa confronts Floyd Barstow, triggering a dangerous transformation after contact with blood. As Barstow becomes Anomaly, Superman must find a way to stop him—not through force, but by pushing Barstow to transform into pure energy. Written by Karl Kesel, Jerry Ordway, and Frank Neubauer, with art by Ron Lim and inks by Klaus Janson, this 1998 issue delivers a tense, character-driven showdown. The cover by Tom Grummett and Brett Breeding captures the moment's intensity.
In "Drastische Massnahmen," Superman shows Professor Emil Hamilton the miniature city of Kandor, a moment of wonder quickly disrupted when Jackal, attempting to subdue a group of delinquent youths, crosses a dangerous line. Forced to intervene, Superman must confront Jackal’s escalating tactics, even as Dirk Armstrong watches from the shadows, caught between loyalty and the consequences of extreme measures.
In "Doppelgangster," Misa’s unexpected visit to Project Cadmus sets off a chain of events when she confronts Floyd Barstow—only for him to transform into the newly emerged Anomaly after contact with blood. With Superman on the scene and the city on edge, the line between identity and duplication blurs as a mysterious new threat emerges from the shadows.
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