Superman Poche #108-109
"Le guerrier de Mars" delivers a poignant moment in the Superman mythos, with Edmond Hamilton's writing and Curt Swan's art bringing emotional depth to a rare collaboration. When Batman is injured while protecting Superman, doubting his value without powers, the Man of Steel takes him to Kandor—where neither of them possesses superhuman abilities—to rediscover purpose. The story's quiet power is matched by Eduardo Barreto’s striking cover, capturing the gravity of the journey.
When Batman is injured saving Superman, he doubts his worth without powers—until Superman takes him to Kandor, a city where neither of them has super abilities, to rediscover what it means to be a hero. In this quiet, character-driven moment, the two icons confront vulnerability, trust, and the strength found in partnership.
In "Luthor et Brainiac (1ère partie - Le sinistre duo)," Lex Luthor, newly escaped from prison, uncovers the long-lost alien menace Brainiac and reprograms him into a loyal ally. Together, the duo devises a plan to shrink Superman, setting off a high-stakes confrontation that draws in the Kandorians and the legacy of Brainiac’s ancient lineage.
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↩ Reprints Superman #167 (1964), World's Finest Comics #143 (1964), Superman #245 (1971), Superman #417 (1986)
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