Superman #6/1978
In "Killer mit dem stählernen Herzen," Superman narrowly escapes a deadly trap only to uncover a shocking deception: his new ally, Martin Korda, is actually Metallo in disguise. When Metallo intercepts a SKULL plot to deploy a kryptonite pipeline, he strikes with brutal precision—his true aim revealed as a sinister plan to swap Superman’s Kryptonian heart for his own steel core, leaving the Man of Steel vulnerable and collapsing in the process. Written by Martin Pasko and brought to life by Curt Swan’s iconic art, Dan Adkins’ inks, and Jerry Serpe’s colors, this 1978 issue features a cover by Neal Adams that captures the tension in stark, dramatic detail.
In a tense showdown beneath the city, Superman races to uncover the truth behind his new ally, Martin Korda—only to discover the man is actually Metallo in disguise. When Metallo intercepts a SKULL plot to deploy green kryptonite, his real goal becomes clear: a deadly exchange of hearts, leaving Superman weakened and vulnerable.
In "Eine Welt muss sterben Teil 3," the Legion of Super-Heroes races against time to stop the Fatal Five from triggering a star’s collapse on Mordan. With Tharok’s ship as the center of the crisis, the team launches a daring infiltration, using cunning to expose the location of the doomsday device—only to face a final, desperate gambit as Tharok sets the ship to self-destruct. As the Legion escapes, the fate of the Fatal Five hangs in the balance, and Superboy knows their conflict is far from over.
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