Superman Poche #74-75
In "Terra double ! Le vagabond cosmique," a Kryptonian newsman uncovers a shocking secret: Fel-Kar, a member of the Science Council, is aware of Jor-El's forbidden space experiments yet has done nothing—until now. As Krypton faces its final moments, the newsman realizes Fel-Kar's true intentions when he sees the official trying to flee aboard Jor-El’s unfinished full-size rocket, not the small craft meant for Kal-El. Written by Bob Rozakis and illustrated with bold precision by Gil Kane—his inks and Tom Ziuko’s colors adding depth to the doomed planet’s final hours—this gripping two-part story from 1983 sees the newsman make a desperate stand, filing a final exposé no one will ever read. The cover, by Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano, captures the cosmic tension in a striking, dynamic image.
In a world where magic supersedes science, Terra-Man encounters his long-lost twin, sparking a dangerous alliance that turns the tide against Superman. With Nova at his side and a web of deception spun by Steve Lombard and Jimmy Olsen, the two Terra-Men prepare to challenge the Man of Steel in a clash of power and destiny.
In a final, desperate broadcast from dying Krypton, a newsman uncovers a chilling truth: Fel-Kar, a member of the Science Council, knows Jor-El is breaking the law with his space experiments—but has done nothing to stop him. As the planet collapses, the reporter realizes Fel-Kar’s true plan: to flee aboard Jor-El’s unfinished full-size rocket, not the small one meant for Kal-El. With time running out, he races to block Fel-Kar’s escape, filing a last, unsent report that could only be read by the stars.
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