Superman Special #14
In "Doppeltes Spiel," Superman Red and Superman Blue begin to notice subtle shifts in each other—slightly more casual speech, relaxed reactions—both in their heroic personas and as Clark Kent. Written by Dan Jurgens and Marc Hillefeld, with dynamic art by Ron Frenz and inks by Joe Rubinstein, this 1999 Dino Verlag special captures a quiet unease beneath the surface of familiar duality. The cover by Tom Grummett and Denis Rodier hints at the tension simmering beneath the skin.
In "Doppeltes Spiel," Superman Blue and Superman Red begin to notice subtle shifts in each other—speech patterns growing more casual, reactions more laid-back—both as heroes and as Clark Kent. As their duality deepens, the line between the two identities starts to blur in ways neither can fully explain.
In "Identitätskrisen," the clash between Superman Red and Superman Blue reaches a fever pitch as their opposing ideals tear at the fabric of Metropolis, while Misa and Jimmy Olsen race against time to save Scorn from a fate tied to the city’s unraveling. Amid the chaos, the Contessa Erica Alexandra del Portenza lies in artificial stasis—her eyes flickering as if on the verge of waking, her mind a mystery even to herself.
Mr. Mxyzptlk spins a wild tale for Superman and Lois Lane about his latest battle against a monstrous entity from the 10th Dimension, a foe he overcomes using a team of wildly reimagined comic heroes. With cameos from a rogues' gallery of bizarre characters, the story blends surreal humor and classic superhero chaos in a twisty, dimension-hopping adventure.
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↩ Reprints Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #10 (1998), Adventures of Superman #555 (1998), Mr. Mxyzptlk (Villains) #1 (1998), Superman #132 (1998)
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