Superman Géant #3
In "Microwave revient," Superman faces a haunting challenge as the light from Krypton’s long-dead sun finally reaches Earth—just as Brainiac returns to menace the planet. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Frank Chiaramonte and colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1979 issue sees Superman battling both an ancient enemy and the painful memories he’s long suppressed. The cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano captures the intensity of the moment, a 5 FRF comic that stands as a poignant chapter in the Man of Steel’s journey.
In "La seconde mort de Krypton," Superman faces a haunting vision as the long-delayed light of Krypton’s destruction reaches Earth—just as Brainiac reemerges with a deadly plan. With Lois Lane, Perry White, Jimmy Olsen, and the Justice League at his side, Superman races to stop the alien menace, even as he’s forced to relive the annihilation of his home world. The weight of memory and the threat of the future collide in this gripping tale of loss, legacy, and the cost of saving a planet.
In a 1979 tale from Superman Géant #3, young Hal Jordan—known as Air Wave—lands in Dallas to visit his cousin Jack, only to find himself caught in a whirlwind of heroics. From stopping a hijacker at the airport to facing off against the Railroad Robber at a train museum, Hal’s dual life begins to blur. But as his new friend Karen starts to question the connection between the hero and the boy, secrets start to stir beneath the surface.
In the dusty silence of a forgotten ghost town, Superman, Jr. and Batman, Jr. find themselves powerless—and hunted by four outlaws from the Old West, including the menacing Jack Slade and the enigmatic "Lever" Monroe. With help from Kid Bowie and Belle Dubois, who’s hiding her own secrets as Susie Wells, the super-sons must outwit their foes using brains, courage, and a surprising twist from the past.
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