Superman et Batman et Robin #8
In "Super-méfait de Superman," Superboy stumbles upon a startling double in Smallville—another boy who claims to be the real Clark Kent, insisting Clark is actually Kirk Quentin. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by George Papp with inks by Chic Stone, this 1969 tale spins a clever mystery around identity and memory, all wrapped in a classic Silver Age adventure. The cover by Chic Stone captures the eerie twist with a striking, shadowed confrontation.
In a Smallville twist that shakes his sense of self, Superboy encounters another boy who claims to be the real Clark Kent—arguing that Clark is actually Kirk Quentin, and that he, the impostor, is the true heir to the Kent name. With memories slipping and identity unraveling, Superboy must confront the mystery of his past, guided only by the echoes of his parents, Ma and Pa Kent, and the shadow of a forgotten legacy tied to Jor-El and Lara.
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↩ Reprints Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #94 (1966), Superboy #144 (1968), Superman #213 (1969), World's Finest Comics #183 (1969)
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