Superman #7/1974
In "Der Mann, der Supermans Nachruf schrieb", Superman stößt auf eine verschollene alte Stadt und entdeckt später im Archiv des Galaxie-TV eine geheime Akte, die seine wahre Identität preisgibt — und alle Details seines Lebens enthüllt. Mit Hilfe seines Tagebuchs in der Festung der Einsamkeit beginnt er, das Rätsel um diese unerklärliche Enthüllung zu lösen. Written by Elliot Maggin and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Bob Oksner, this 1974 issue features a striking cover by Nick Cardy.
In a quiet moment between missions, Superman stumbles upon a mysterious file in the Galaxie-TV archives that reveals his secret identity—information no one in his inner circle can explain. With help from Bert Lowell, Supergirl, and unexpected allies like Grüne Leuchte and even the enigmatic Ozymaxias, he begins to unravel a puzzle that reaches far beyond his usual battles. As he documents the growing mystery in his journal at the Fortress of Solitude, the truth behind the leak begins to take shape—though the full picture remains hidden.
In a quiet moment between missions, Superman reunites with Lorna Martin, a former college classmate whose sudden reappearance stirs long-buried feelings. She confesses a secret: she once loved him, and now reveals she’s an emissary from the 7th Dimension, sent to observe Earth—yet her return to meet him has put her own existence at risk.
In the Fortress of Solitude, Superman takes Lois Lane on a rare visit, shielding her from the world’s chaos. But in a moment of distraction, Lois vanishes—along with the bottled city of Kandor—leaving only a trail of mystery and urgency. With Lura and Dazor now entangled in the disappearance, Superman must race against time to uncover the truth before the city is lost forever.
In the shadow of Kandor’s towering spires, Lois Lane finds herself imprisoned—wrongly accused of crimes committed by her uncanny double, Lura. With her reputation in ruins and no one to trust, she’s approached by Dazor, a criminal who bears Superman’s face, and tempted to escape a city where truth is as fragile as glass.
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