Superman Poche #46
In "Le plus fantastique adversaire jamais rencontré par Superman !", Lois Lane investigates a bizarre shift at a school for delinquents, where students and teachers abruptly become unnaturally docile overnight. The mystery leads to a hidden experiment involving a mysterious new drug, testing the limits of control and behavior. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by Bob Oksner, with inks by Vince Colletta and colors by Jerry Serpe, this 1981 issue features a striking cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano.
Clark Kent, ever the friendly neighbor, entertains young Stephen Marco with a few magic tricks one Saturday—until the act takes an unexpected turn when a real-life heist unfolds right before their eyes. With a flourish and a flash, the man of steel steps in to protect the building, proving that even the most ordinary magic can have extraordinary consequences.
In "Machiavelique machination," Lois Lane investigates a bizarre transformation at a school for delinquents, where students and staff suddenly become unnaturally docile overnight. As she digs into the mystery with her colleagues, including Perry White and Mr. Gunderson, she uncovers a hidden experiment involving a mysterious drug with unsettling effects. The truth behind the change begins to unravel, but the full scope of the conspiracy remains shrouded in secrecy.
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