Superman #55
In "La statue de l'épouvante," Superman struggles to reclaim his powers after Sand Steelman drains them, only to face a new threat: the lingering effects of a brain injury that’s warping his judgment and turning him dangerously erratic. With help from I-Ching and the mysterious Miracle Woman, Superman must confront the truth behind his own origins—revealed through the enigmatic sands of Quarrm—before his rage spirals out of control. Written by Denny O'Neil, illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Murphy Anderson, and featuring a striking cover by Neal Adams and Dick Giordano, this 1984 Interpresse issue blends psychological tension with cosmic mystery.
In "La statue de l'épouvante," Superman, still reeling from a brain injury sustained during his time without powers, grows increasingly erratic and violent—driven by the lingering presence of Sand Steelman’s stolen abilities. With Wonder Woman and I-Ching by his side, the team must confront the terrifying truth: the sand creature is tied to the ancient Démon Quarrm, and the only way to stop Superman’s descent may be to face the very force that shaped him.
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