Superman Géant #10
In "La grande frayeur de Superman," Superman faces a threat unlike any he’s known—when a deranged scientist’s crystal formula begins turning everything it touches to stone, the Man of Steel must confront a crisis that even his strength can’t immediately stop. Written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated by Jim Aparo with inks by Aparo and colors by Jerry Serpe, this 1980 French edition delivers a tense, visually striking tale where the line between hero and villain blurs. The cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano captures the moment of dread, a 60-cent comic in 1980 that remains a standout in the series’ run.
When the Superman Revenge Squad unleashes a ray that turns Superman meek and timid—reducing him to the nervous Clark Kent—his confidence seems lost. Forced to face the cameras as a news anchor, he must rediscover the courage that defines him, not just as a hero, but as a man.
In "L'enfant des étoiles," Superman and Supergirl take on the unexpected challenge of raising an alien infant, guiding him through the complexities of emotion and identity. As they race to prepare him for a future he barely understands, Superman secretly impersonates both the enigmatic Galactic Golem and the parasitic threat known as the Parasite—each role testing their limits in ways neither expected.
In "L'apocalypse de cristal," Batman and Ra's Al Ghul are forced into an uneasy alliance to stop Professor Hatter, whose grief over his brother's death at the hands of the League of Assassins has driven him to unleash a crystalizing formula capable of turning the world to stone. With Talia and the League of Assassins hunting the same volatile secret, the two adversaries must race across a derelict junkyard off the coast of Hong Kong to prevent global catastrophe—using nothing but silicone and quick thinking to halt the spreading crystal.
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↩ Reprints Action Comics #501 (1979), Action Comics #502 (1979), The Brave and the Bold #159 (1980), The New Adventures of Superboy #2 (1980)
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