Superman #8/1980
In "Teuflische Vergangenheit," Wonder Girl pursues a suspect whose mysterious fog forces her to relive her most terrifying moment—giving the attacker the chance to escape. The true target, however, is the French ambassador, setting off a tense mystery that tests Wonder Girl’s resolve. Written by Bob Haney and illustrated by Jim Aparo, with colors by Jerry Serpe, this 1980 issue features cover art by Jim Aparo.
In "Teuflische Vergangenheit," Batman and Wundergirl uncover a dangerous conspiracy when a mysterious figure from the past resurfaces to sabotage a major industrial project in France—using violence to halt a deal that could reshape the region’s future. As the trail leads back through decades of hidden agendas, the two heroes must unravel a web of betrayal before the next attack.
In "Teil 1 - Schock aus dem Nebel!", Wundergirl [Diana Price] pursues a suspect whose mysterious fog forces her to relive the most terrifying moment of her past—just long enough for him to vanish. The attack, however, was never about her; the real target was the French ambassador, and the shadows of history are about to collide with the present.
In "Teil 2 - Panik in Paris !", Flashback unleashes chaos in Paris, targeting French politicians tied to a controversial American auto plant project. As visions of Thomas and Martha Wayne flicker through his mind, the masked figure's actions spiral into a city-wide crisis—testing the limits of justice and memory.
Lois Lane dives into a strange mystery at a local school where students and teachers have suddenly become unnaturally calm and docile. With the help of Ted Layton and Jamie Gillis, she uncovers a hidden experiment involving a mysterious new drug, but the full truth behind the transformation remains elusive.
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