Superman #6/1980
In "Duell um Mitternacht," the Pinguin manipulates a stage actor into posing as the legendary Butch Cassidy, drawing Batman into a web of deception. When the Dark Knight intervenes, the mysterious Terraman appears—unexpectedly joining forces with him and the Pinguin to escape. But the real danger lies ahead: Superman himself falls under the Pinguin’s hypnotic spell, forced to confront his closest ally in a deadly test of wills. Written by Denny O'Neil, with art by Rich Buckler and inks by Dick Giordano, this 1980 issue features a cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano.
In a shadowy twist of deception, the Pinguin manipulates a hypnotized actor to impersonate the legendary Butch Cassidy, drawing Batman into a trap. When Terraman suddenly appears, the trio barely escapes—only for Superman to fall under the Pinguin’s spell, forced to confront his closest ally in a deadly test of wills.
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