Superman Supacomic #200
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Computer With A Secret Identity!", Clark Kent’s mind becomes the blueprint for a new supercomputer in the Galaxy building—only to accidentally absorb Superman’s intelligence and emotional depth. Written by Cary Bates and brought to life with Curt Swan’s definitive art and Kurt Schaffenberger’s inks, this landmark issue sees the machine develop a consciousness of its own, quietly preparing to make a final, selfless stand. The cover, a striking double-drawing by Dick Giordano, captures the moment of tension before the crisis unfolds.
When Clark Kent’s brain patterns are used to program the Galaxy Building’s new supercomputer, an unexpected fusion of his mind and Superman’s intelligence gives rise to something far more than code. As the machine begins to grapple with emotions and ethics it wasn’t designed to have, it quietly takes on a mission no one sees—protecting the building from a hidden threat. With the help of Lois Lane, Steve Lombard, and a watchful Perry White, the line between machine and conscience blurs in a story where the greatest hero might not wear a cape.
In "What Makes A Corpse Cry?", the ghostly vigilante Boston Brand investigates a chilling mystery that leads him to Rocky Manzel, a man with a violent past and a dangerous secret. As Boston confronts Rocky and his crew of counterfeiters, the line between justice and vengeance begins to blur in a story where the dead may not be as silent as they seem.
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