Superman #6/1979
In "Maskenspiel des Todes," Superman joins forces with Batman in a tense hunt for a missing prince, as General Lazlo eludes capture and a hidden nuclear launch site threatens global peace. With Gräfin Portia uncovering a shocking deception—her husband is an imposter—she chooses to maintain the charade to protect her lover, deepening the mystery. Written by Bob Haney and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, with inks by Frank Chiaramonte and colors by Gene D'Angelo, the issue's cover by Jim Aparo captures the intrigue in bold, dramatic strokes.
In the shadow of a secret mission, Bruce Wayne awakens aboard a plane bound for Tybern, drugged and disoriented. Forced into a deadly impersonation, he must step into the role of the missing Fürst Jon as a coup looms and Graf Alexander Delos von Tybern demands his cooperation.
In the shadowed corridors of intrigue, Batman races to uncover the truth behind the missing Fürst, while Superman joins the hunt for a hidden nuclear launch site. As Gräfin Portia begins to suspect her husband is an imposter, she plays along—her loyalty to her true love hanging in the balance.
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