Superman #8/1976
In "Letzter Flug nach Gotham - Teil 1 : Im Meer versunken," Ray Palmer takes his nephew Freddy to a fair, where a stolen atomic figurine sets off a chain of events that leads Ray into a web of espionage. With Dick Dillin’s dynamic art and Dick Giordano’s sharp inks bringing the action to life, this story blends suburban mischief with high-stakes intrigue, all under Jim Aparo’s striking cover.
In a tense coastal standoff, Batman and Police Chief James "Jim" Gordon await the arrival of a plane carrying the criminal Joe Angel—only to learn it’s crashed. As they prepare to respond, Aquaman emerges, claiming responsibility, and blocks Batman’s desperate attempt to reach the wreckage beneath the waves.
In the second part of "Letzter Flug nach Gotham," Batman and Aquaman race against time when Aquaman reveals a bomb is hidden on a plane set to detonate upon landing. With the wreckage vanished from the ocean floor, their search for the missing aircraft grows more urgent—and perilous—leaving them to confront a mystery deeper than the sea itself.
In "Letzter Flug nach Gotham - Teil 3 : Wettlauf mit dem Tod," Batman and Aquaman race against time to board a salvaged aircraft, pursued by Gotham’s most dangerous criminals. With the city on the brink and a bomb ticking aboard, every second counts as they fight to stop disaster—before it’s too late.
In a 1976 tale from Superman #8, Ray Palmer—known as the Atom—takes his niece Jean Lorings nephew Freddy to a carnival, where the boy buys a mystery prize and discovers an Atom figurine. When a thief steals it, Ray pursues the culprit in his diminutive form, uncovering a spy ring that puts him in the crosshairs of a dangerous plot. Determined to keep the boy’s spirits up, Ray plays the role of the figurine himself, only to find that even playful antics can stir up trouble—especially when the likes of Superman (Figur), Batman (Figur), Blitz (Figur), Grüne Laterne (Figur), Falke (Figur), and Joe are nearby.
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