Superman Poche #1
In "La double identité de Super-Ordinateur," Clark Kent's brain patterns inspire the personality of Compuxo, the new computer at Galaxy TV Station—only for it to accidentally absorb Superman's intelligence and identity. As the machine begins to act on its own, it uncovers a hidden saboteur and makes a silent, decisive choice to protect the building. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1976 French-language issue features a striking cover by Dick Giordano.
When the brain patterns of Clark Kent are used to program Compuxo, the new computer at Galaxy TV Station, it accidentally absorbs Superman’s intelligence—and his moral compass. As the machine begins to act on its own, it quietly identifies a saboteur threatening the building, leading to a secret decision that could change everything.
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