Superman #6/1972
In "Cäsar, Herr der Welt," Superman faces his most cunning foe yet: Rufus Cäsar, a genius whose brilliant mind has devised a trap to strip the Man of Steel of his powers. With Curt Swan's iconic art and Murphy Anderson's sharp inks bringing the action to life, this 1972 classic sees Superman tested like never before. The cover by Neal Adams and Dick Giordano captures the tension perfectly, hinting at a battle of wits that could change everything.
In a twist of ambition and intellect, Rufus Cäsar, a man of brilliant mind, sets his sights on Superman—not with brute force, but with a cunning trap designed to strip the Man of Steel of his powers and transfer them to himself. With Mark and Morgan Edge caught in the web of his plan, the fate of the world hangs in the balance as Cäsar aims to become its master.
When Polizeichef Gordon vows to catch the killer of a fellow officer, criminals seize the chance to manipulate him—sending a sinister doppelgänger of Batgirl to throw him off the trail. With Jilly and Zed Kart caught in the web of deception, the line between hero and imposter blurs in a tense game of trust and deception.
When a fake Batgirl leads Polizeichef Gordon down a dangerous path, the real Batgirl must step in to stop him from arresting the wrong suspect. With Jilly and Zed Kart caught in the crossfire, she’ll have to clear the confusion before the situation spirals out of control.
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↩ Reprints Action Comics #404 (1971), Detective Comics #416 (1971), Detective Comics #417 (1971)
Reprinted in Superman Taschenbuch #14 (1979)
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