Superman - Super Fiction #1

In "Les soldes de la Saint Valentin," Funky Flashman launches a bizarre sales spree selling Superman-themed merchandise, prompting Lois Lane to take action. Meanwhile, she notices a strange phenomenon: people are falling ill with an odd "anti-chromatic" syndrome, hinting at something far more unsettling beneath the surface.

Superman is called to Heroville after the government uncovers a forgotten 1960s experiment tied to superhumans, forcing him to investigate a secret that could reshape the world of heroes. As the mysterious "chromatic syndrome" continues to weaken his allies—including Batman, The Ray, and Extensiman—Superman must confront the past while facing a threat that may be more than just a relic of history.

In "Le double vivant d'une unique fiction," Superman returns to Heroville to unravel the mystery behind the chromatic syndrome, tracing its origins to the Hollow Men—fictional creations of writer Benjamin Conrad—whose influence blurs the line between story and reality. With the help of Dr. Camel, Clark Kent must confront a narrative that refuses to stay contained within the pages it was born from.

In "Trois angles de caméra," Superman races to defend Heroville and its people from the menacing presence of the Hollow Men, but victory hinges on a reluctant ally: Benjamin Conrad. With the fate of the city and its citizens hanging in the balance, the Man of Steel must navigate a crisis where the only key to stopping the Hollow Men lies in the hands of someone who may not want to be a hero.

In "Vu d'en bas," Superman, posing as Clark Kent, infiltrates a mining company in search of secrets about President Lex Luthor—yet pauses to connect with a grieving boy who’s just lost his mother. Amid the tension of a covert mission, the story finds quiet power in small acts of compassion, showing how even the mightiest hero can be grounded by human moments.