Superman #7/1982
In "Doppeltod durch Doppel-X," a twisted escape from Arkham sets off a deadly chain of events as the mysterious Doppel-X unleashes a sinister scheme. When Superman faces his own energy duplicate in battle, the surge of power threatens to transfer to Batman—putting the Dark Knight in mortal peril. Written by Mike W. Barr and illustrated by Rich Buckler, with inks by Bob Smith and colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1982 tale delivers a pulse-pounding twist on identity and consequence. The cover, a striking piece by George Pérez, captures the moment of tension with haunting precision.
When Doppel-X escapes Arkham Asylum with a twisted scheme, Superman faces a deadly double: his own energy clone. As the battle rages, the dangerous energy transfer threatens to end in tragedy—unless Batman can outwit the chaos before it’s too late.
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