Superman Poche #21
When Perry White receives a mysterious gift, he’s suddenly wielding powers that leave even Superman stunned—though newfound abilities come with unexpected challenges and threats. As the Daily Planet’s editor-in-chief grapples with his transformation, Superman and Arnie Carter must help him navigate the chaos before it spirals out of control.
In "La métamorphose des Kent," Superboy’s parents, Martha and Jonathan Kent, find themselves unexpectedly transformed into younger versions of themselves—just as Jolax and Mya de Thraxx, the creators of a popular TV show, hope to boost their ratings with a real-life twist. With Clark Kent caught between his dual identity and the strange changes unfolding at home, the line between fame and reality begins to blur.
In "La princesse et le forestier," Princess Reena ventures into the glass forest of Krypton, where she encounters a thought-monster that drives her to flee up a glass tree. There, she sees a kiri-bird, which flies off to alert El-Kin, a tree-sounder who hears its distress and comes to her aid. As the monster is driven away, a quiet bond forms between the princess and the forest guardian. The story unfolds like a myth passed down through generations, with the kiri-bird lingering in the garden, a silent witness to a tale that echoes beyond the trees.
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