Superman #7/1972
In "Prinz der Wölfe," Jimmy Olsen attempts to end Lois Lane’s infatuation with Superman by hypnotizing the sleeping Clark Kent into proposing—only to accidentally trigger a far more complicated chain of events. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1972 issue brings a clever twist to the classic romance, with Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson handling the striking cover.
When a mysterious probe lands on the Moon and emits strange rays, Superboy suddenly loses his powers—his strength and invulnerability vanish. Now transformed into the Leitwolf of a wild pack, he must navigate a primal instinct while his adoptive parents, Jonathan and Martha Kent, face a terrifying threat from the sorcerer Adrian Lykan. As the lines between man and beast blur, Superboy’s bond with Lana Lang and the mysterious Manuel becomes a fragile anchor in a world unraveling.
Jimmy Olsen tries a wild scheme to win Lois Lane’s heart by hypnotizing Clark Kent into proposing—only to accidentally trigger Superman’s consciousness, setting off a chain of chaos neither man expected. With Perry White caught in the middle and Professor Parker watching from the sidelines, the Daily Planet’s usual routine spirals into something far more complicated than a simple prank.
Rodney Drake, a man long uncomfortable in his own skin, finds his life upended when Professor Milton’s experiments with gravity alter the weight of his body—suddenly, he’s a man of immense size, struggling to reconcile his new form with the person he’s always been. As his world shifts, so do the dynamics around him, especially with Wilma and Brad Anderson caught in the storm of change.
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