Superman #7/1970
In "Das Geheimnis des Kryptonit ultra!", Jimmy Olsen falls seriously ill with a mysterious virus that can only be cured on the Moon—leading him to a shocking discovery there: a dying Superman, weakened by a strange and deadly form of Kryptonite-Ultra. Written by Leo Dorfman and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by George Roussos, this 1970 tale blends sci-fi mystery and superhero vulnerability, with a Moon-based twist that redefines the limits of Superman’s endurance. The cover, penciled by Swan and inked by Murphy Anderson, captures the eerie isolation of the lunar setting.
When Jimmy Olsen falls fatally ill, Superman must race to the Moon to find a cure—only to discover a dying Superman, weakened by a mysterious Kryptonite-Ultra that has stripped him of his powers. With time running out and the truth hidden in the lunar shadows, the two heroes face a mystery that could unravel everything they know.
In "Heißes Pflaster Uni," Robin arrives at Hudson University just as a campus protest heats up—only to realize the arriving police aren’t real. Taken by the impostors, he finds himself caught in a scheme that threatens the school’s integrity, with the real Dean Lewis and the sharp-tongued Rektor Lewis at the center of the chaos.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #394 (1969), Detective Comics #395 (1970), Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #126 (1970)
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