Superman #8/1975
In "Blut an deinen Händen! - Teil I," Perry White faces a pivotal moment as Morgan Edge prepares to retire him after his 65th birthday, offering one final chance to prove himself with a major story. When Perry seizes the opportunity to capture a long-eluded criminal, his courage earns the respect of the entire Daily Planet staff—forcing Edge to reconsider his decision. Written by Martin Pasko and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Tex Blaisdell, this 1975 issue features a striking cover by Nick Cardy.
In a chilling tale from Superman #8/1975, Batman investigates a series of mysterious murders in Gotham, each victim felled by a deadly metallic boomerang. With the help of the spectral Deadman, he uncovers a trail that leads to a shocking revelation tied to the city's past — and a hidden connection involving Thomas Wayne, Jr., Polizeichef James Gordon, and a figure from the shadows: Lester M. Walters. As the investigation deepens, the line between justice and vengeance blurs, and the truth threatens to unravel more than just a case.
In "Blut an deinen Händen! – Teil II: Phantom in der Sackgasse," Superman confronts Batman over a string of murders linked to a deranged boomerang killer, pressing him for answers as evidence mounts. Batman finally confesses the shocking truth: the suspect is his estranged brother, Thomas Wayne Jr., a revelation that forces both heroes to reckon with a dark family secret tied to the past.
In this gripping 1975 tale from Superman #8, Batman confronts the mystery of Thomas Wayne Jr.—his older brother—while grappling with a web of deception that implicates more than one suspect. With help from Deadman and a reluctant Superman, the truth begins to unravel, but when Deadman takes control of Thomas Wayne Jr.'s body and vanishes, the line between hunter and hunted blurs dangerously.
When Morgan Edge announces that Perry White will retire after his 65th birthday, the Daily Planet staff is stunned—especially after Edge grants Perry one final, headline-making assignment. With help from Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, and Steve Lombard, Perry teams up with Clark Kent to track down a long-elusive criminal, proving his worth one last time. As the newsroom rallies behind him, Edge finds himself reconsidering the man he once dismissed.
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↩ Reprints World's Finest Comics #223 (1974), Superman #280 (1974), The Superman Family #167 (1974)
Reprinted in Superman Superband #27 (1985)
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