Superman #6/1977
In "Der Spuk sieht Gespenster," a man confesses to a crime with undeniable proof—yet Superman’s allies, Jean Loring and Atom, sense something is off. When the tiny hero investigates, he uncovers a photographer using a mysterious camera to manipulate minds. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Gil Kane with inks by Murphy Anderson, this 1977 tale blends mystery and the supernatural, with a cover by Ernie Chua.
When a mysterious psychic entity known as Spuk begins manipulating Batman’s mind through waves of rage, the Dark Knight finds himself trapped in a psychological game where his greatest enemy is his own fury. With Alfred Pennyworth at his side and Police Chief James "Jim" Gordon monitoring the chaos, Batman must confront a foe who sees ghosts in every shadow—before the line between hunter and hunted vanishes entirely.
When a man confesses to a theft that even his fingerprints can’t deny, Atom and Jean Loring find themselves questioning the truth behind the evidence. As the investigation unfolds, the small hero uncovers a chilling secret: a photographer with a mysterious camera can manipulate minds, turning innocent people into unwitting criminals.
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