Superman #9/1973
In "Des Todes eisiger Brautkuß," Lois Lane finally marries Superman in a moment of joy that turns tragic when an assassination attempt leaves her dead. The mystery deepens with the appearance of a shadowy figure who thinks like Lois but remains unseen by all—what is this enigmatic presence, and what role does it play in the aftermath? Art by John Rosenberger with inks by Vince Colletta, and a cover by Bob Oksner, this 1973 issue delivers a haunting, emotionally charged tale in a 1,20 DEM comic.
In a story that redefines love and loss, Lois Lane finally marries Superman—only for their wedding day to turn into a deadly ambush. As the newlyweds celebrate, a mysterious figure emerges, mirroring Lois’s thoughts yet unseen by all, leaving Superman and the rest of the League—Batman, Aquaman, the Grüne Leuchte, Julie, and Marsha—facing a chilling enigma.
When Bruce Wayne takes a rare vacation, crime in Gotham doesn’t take a break—especially not when a body drops from a rooftop. Batman is drawn into the case, clashing with local cop Sheriff Al Carr, who’s less than thrilled to have a masked vigilante on his turf. As the investigation unfolds, he’s joined by Mickey Ryan, Bernie Wilson, and Dr. Cheever Ballard, while Dorry Pitkin and Reinolds add their own layers to the mystery.
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