Superman en Batman #2/1968
In "Super-Mysterie van Metropolis," Superman takes a sudden, mysterious departure from Metropolis after believing that Thad Linnis knows his secret identity. With a rare look into his past, Superman shares memories of his youth in Smallville with Batman and Robin—only to uncover a surprising twist that links the enigmatic boy to a young Bruce Wayne. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by Curt Swan and Dick Sprang, with inks by Stan Kaye, this 1968 tale features a cover by Jim Mooney that captures the story’s mood of intrigue and youthful mystery.
When Superman believes Thad Linnis knows his secret identity, he reluctantly agrees to leave Metropolis—only to confide in Batman and Robin about his Smallville past. There, he realizes the boy he thought had uncovered his secret was actually a young Bruce Wayne, setting off a mystery that blurs the lines between past and present.
In "De Super-Clark Kent! - Deel II," the Superman robot [XM21] steps into Clark Kent’s shoes to aid the Man of Steel, but when he meets Dolores Rivera, an unexpected romance begins—just as the real Clark Kent’s identity hangs in the balance. With the line between hero and imposter blurring, José Rivera’s world shifts as loyalty and affection collide in a situation that’s as dangerous as it is surprising.
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