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.
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Lorsque Superman est exposé au «pouvoir étrange» de l'explosion d'un vaisseau spatial extraterrestre, il perd ses pouvoirs mais acquiert la capacité de créer une version miniature de lui-même pour accomplir ses super-fonctions. Finalement, le «super lutin» devient plus populaire que Superman, qui commence à nourrir du ressentiment et envoie le double nain dans une mission potentiellement mortelle impliquant de la kryptonite. Détruit par la kryptonite, le nain semble se sacrifier pour que Superman puisse revenir à la normale.
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