Superman #46
In "Maladie lunaire," a science lecture takes a strange turn when Dick Grayson, posing as a student, witnesses a fellow attendee turn green after exposure to a lunar rock—leaving him to wonder if it's a dangerous anomaly or a clever hoax. Written by Frank Robbins and illustrated by Gil Kane with inks by Vince Colletta, this 1984 issue from Interpresse delivers a mysterious, grounded sci-fi twist. The cover, by Neal Adams, captures the moment of eerie discovery with sharp, dramatic flair.
In "Maladie lunaire," a young man named Dick Grayson attends a science lecture at the university, where a mysterious lunar rock causes another student to suddenly turn green. As the incident unfolds, Dick—still in his civilian identity—finds himself caught between disbelief and concern, especially when the professor, Professor Zukov, seems more intrigued than alarmed. With Herb Stroud and Trudi nearby, the situation takes a strange turn, leaving Dick wondering if this is a case of unknown lunar radiation or something far more deliberate.
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