Superman #9/1978
In "Requiem für Mr. Gordon," a series of deadly attacks on Police Chief Gordon thrusts Batman into a chilling mystery: the intergalactic enforcer Vorga is hunting him, claiming only those who've committed grave crimes deserve death. As Gordon recounts a long-buried incident from his youth—one involving a mistaken shot in the dark and a buried alien body—the truth behind Vorga’s vendetta begins to unravel. With Jim Aparo’s sharp, expressive art and Jerry Serpe’s evocative coloring, this 1978 issue delivers a tense, character-driven tale that lingers in the shadows. Cover by Jim Aparo.
In "Requiem für Mr. Gordon," a series of deadly attacks on Police Chief James "Jim" Gordon forces Batman to confront an intergalactic enforcer named Vorga, who claims to hunt only confirmed criminals. As the mystery unfolds, Gordon recounts a long-buried incident from his youth—a fatal shot fired in the dark, a buried alien body, and a past that may have set the stage for Vorga’s relentless pursuit. With Falke at his side and the truth buried in memory, the line between justice and guilt begins to blur.
In "Amoklauf eines Computers," Nachtschwinge und Flammvogel race to save Kandorianers from wild weather unleashed by a malfunctioning Wettercomputer. When a stray energy beam from a battle between Superman and Bizarro disrupts the system, the bizarre duplicate of the computer begins generating strange atmospheric anomalies. Now, the two heroes must reach the heavily secured Wettercomputer to swap the corrupted band—before the storm spirals out of control.
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