Superman Superband #20
In "Krise auf drei Ebenen!", Alexei Luthor sets a deadly trap by forcing Earth I and Earth II to occupy the same space, threatening to destroy both worlds. With the help of Alex Luthor from Earth III, the two Superman counterparts must work together to stop the catastrophe before it’s too late. Written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by Rich Buckler, with inks by Dave Hunt and colors by Carl Gafford, this 1983 issue features a cover by Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano.
In "Krise auf drei Ebenen!", Superman from Earth-1 and his counterpart from Earth-2 find themselves outmatched when the Luthors of both worlds swap realities to pit their respective heroes against each other. After their defeat, the Luthors flee to Earth-3, joining forces with Ultraman for a plan that could unravel both Earth-1 and Earth-2. Now, the two Supermen must unite with a new hero from Earth-3 to prevent a multiversal catastrophe.
In "Teil 1 - Millionen Dollar Coup!", Superman and Lois Lane face a bizarre twist when Lex Luthor and his Earth-2 counterpart swap realities, each seeking to outwit their respective Superman. With the stakes rising, the two heroes must unite with a mysterious Earth-3 ally to foil a scheme that could unravel both worlds.
In "Teil 2 - Raketen über Metropolis!", Superman, Lois Kent, and Alexei Luthor face a desperate new threat as the Luthors of Earth-1 and Earth-2, having swapped realities to outwit their respective heroes, now join forces with Ultraman from Earth-3 in a bid to destroy both Earth-1 and Earth-2. With rockets raining down on Metropolis, the two Supermen must unite with a mysterious new hero from Earth-3 to stop the escalating war before it consumes everything.
In "Teil 3 - Dimensionswechsel," Superman [Clark Kent - Kal-El] faces off against a twisted mirror of himself—Superman [Clark Kent - Kal-L - Erde II]—as Lex Luthor and his counterpart Alexei Luthor swap roles in a dangerous game of deception and power. With Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, and Smithfield caught in the crossfire, the battle between realities pushes the Man of Steel to his limits, culminating in a desperate bid to contain the chaos before it tears through dimensions.
In "Teil 4 - Schurkenkongress," Lex Luthor and Alexei Luthor of Earth-2 find themselves outmatched by their respective Supermen, leading to a desperate alliance across realities. With Earth-3’s Ultraman [El-Kal] and Lois Lane (Erde III) joining forces, they plot a scheme that threatens to unravel both Earth-1 and Earth-2.
When Lois Lane spots Lex Luthor and Alexei Luthor arriving on Earth III, she quickly alerts Alex Luthor, setting off a chain of events that brings the two Supermen from their respective worlds into a shared crisis.
In "Teil 6 - Geburt eines Superhelden," the fate of two Earths hangs in the balance as Alexei Luthor schemes to force Erde I and Erde II into mutual destruction. With the help of Superman [Clark Kent - Kal-L - Erde II] and the enigmatic Ultraman [El-Kal - Erde III], Alex Luthor of Erde III races to stop the plan—before the twin worlds tear each other apart.
When Superboy starts collapsing from sudden, debilitating seizures during his heroic feats, suspicion falls on the Anti-Superboy-Bande—but their motives are anything but straightforward. As the truth begins to unravel, even those closest to him, like Pete Ross and Lana Lang, find themselves caught between loyalty and the growing mystery of who’s really behind the attacks.
When the Anti-Superboy-Bande rescues Superboy from one of their own, they claim he’s their only hope—his solar-powered strength is the key to stopping a sun gone supernova. But with the fate of the galaxy hanging in the balance, even the boy from Krypton can’t be sure who’s really in control.
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