Superman et Batman et Robin #11
In "Le catcheur invincible," Superman’s powers vanish after a mysterious alien explosion—but he gains an unexpected ally: a tiny, self-made duplicate capable of handling his heroic duties. As the miniature version, dubbed the "super lutin," rises in popularity, Superman’s growing resentment leads him to send the little hero on a deadly mission involving kryptonite. Written by Jerry Coleman and illustrated by Wayne Boring with inks by Stan Kaye, this 1969 adventure explores identity, jealousy, and the cost of heroism in a story that’s as clever as it is unexpected. Cover by Wayne Boring.
When a group of scientists vanish during a conference at Stanhope College, Supergirl [Linda Danvers; Kara Zor-El] races to uncover the truth — only to discover the culprits are alien invaders from Rancor, bent on stealing knowledge. Her investigation leads her to Dr. Stanton and Marla Alexander, both caught in a web of mystery and a sudden, unexplained blindness, with the aliens holding the key to a cure.
When Superman is exposed to the strange power of a crashed alien ship, he gains the ability to create a tiny, self-sustaining version of himself—the "Super-Imp"—to handle his duties. As the little hero grows in fame, Superman begins to feel overshadowed, leading to a tense decision that puts the Super-Imp on a deadly mission involving kryptonite.
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↩ Reprints Superman #125 (1958), Detective Comics #274 (1959), Action Comics #372 (1969), Action Comics #376 (1969)
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