Superman et Batman et Robin #16
In "Le lunatique public n°1 !", Superman frees Quex-Ul from the Phantom Zone after his sentence, only to face a vengeful foe who unexpectedly proves heroic. As doubts arise about Quex-Ul’s guilt, Superman journeys to Krypton to witness the truth behind his conviction, uncovering a past shrouded in deception. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by Curt Swan, with inks by George Klein, and a striking cover by Curt Swan and Mike Esposito, this 1970 tale blends mystery and redemption in a story that challenges the line between villain and hero.
In a story rich with nostalgia and quiet determination, Clark Kent proves to Perry White—despite the editor’s skepticism—that he’s got what it takes to be a real reporter at the Daily Planet, all while navigating memories of his early days on the job. With Lois Lane watching closely, Clark’s persistence and sharp instincts shine through, even as the past unfolds in quiet, revealing moments.
Under the guise of Linda Danvers, Supergirl attends a remote film set as a guest of producer Burton Grant, stepping into the spotlight for a brief moment in the spotlight. With Rita Davis and Mme Stark watching from the sidelines, her dual life as a superhero and a Hollywood visitor begins to blur.
In "Le prisonnier de la Zône Fantôme," Superman frees Quex-Ul from the Phantom Zone after his sentence ends, only to face a vengeful vow from the former prisoner—yet Quex-Ul’s actions soon challenge Superman’s belief in his guilt. As the hero journeys back to Krypton to uncover the truth behind Quex-Ul’s conviction, a shocking revelation unfolds, testing loyalty, memory, and redemption.
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