Superman #8/1967
In "Der Regenbogen-Clark," a shard of a crystal meteor in Lois Lane’s powder compact causes Superman to glow in dazzling rainbow hues, throwing Clark Kent’s secret identity into new, dazzling danger. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1967 tale explores the challenges of maintaining a dual life under extraordinary circumstances. The cover by Curt Swan and Stan Kaye captures the moment’s vibrant intensity.
When a shard of a crystal meteor lands in Lois Lane’s powder compact, Superman begins to glow in rainbow hues—unleashing a dazzling but dangerous transformation. Clark Kent now faces a new challenge in keeping his secret identity, as even his closest allies, Perry White and Jimmy Olsen, grow suspicious. With Professor Jason’s mysterious involvement adding to the intrigue, the line between hero and ordinary man begins to blur.
When Lois Lane and Lana Lang accidentally gain superpowers after a swim in the "Höhle der tausend Seen," their long-standing rivalry takes a dramatic turn as both try to win Superman’s favor—until the strange powers begin to fade.
Batman and Robin rush to the Mechanical Museum of Natural History after a frantic call from Professor Hale—only to find the scientist dead, seemingly slain by one of the museum’s mechanical dinosaurs. As they investigate the scene, a cryptic clue left behind by the professor hints at a dangerous secret buried within the museum’s exhibits.
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