Superman #4

Apr 1976 · Editrice Cenisio · 300 ITL

📊 ~88,154 copies sold its debut month

🌐 Italian edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Jaws lo squalo assassino”

In "Jaws lo squalo assassino," the super-sons confront a shocking turn when their fathers are accused of grandstanding—only to uncover a deeper plot involving weather control, aided by a surprising alliance with The Flash, Green Arrow, and Aquaman. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with dynamic art by Dick Dillin and inks by Tex Blaisdell, this 1976 Italian edition delivers a layered tale of justice and misunderstood heroism. The cover, a striking collaboration by Mike Grell, captures the tension and scale of the moment.

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writer Bob Haney · artist Dick Dillin · inker Tex Blaisdell · cover Mike Grell

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writer Bob Haney

artist Dick Dillin

inker Tex Blaisdell

cover pencils, inks Mike Grell

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The super-sons have their fathers convicted on charges of grandstanding, but when they take out a weather-controlling conspiracy, with the help of The Flash, Green Arrow, and Aquaman, the boys realize that what they thought was grandstanding is really just letting people express their gratitude.

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