Superman Superband #7
In "Die Gründung der Legion," a future-set tale from 1976, the Legion faces a dire threat as the Legion of Super-Villains launches a devastating assault—overwhelming the team until two mysterious masked figures step in to turn the tide. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by Jim Shooter and Curt Swan, with inks by George Klein, this issue features dynamic art and a bold, forward-looking story. The cover, by Mike Grell, captures the moment of suspense with striking precision.
When Phantomgirl witnesses a murder and her brother grows fearful for her safety, she returns to the Legion headquarters with her teammates—Superboy, Saturngirl, Brainiac 5, Elementboy, and Sonnenboy—only to find that Sonnenboy’s powers have gone dangerously unstable. As tensions rise and the situation spirals, the team must confront a mystery that threatens to unravel their unity from within.
Tyroc, convinced the Legion of Super-Heroes harbors racist tendencies, pushes them away—only to witness their unwavering loyalty when they come to his aid. As the young hero grapples with his prejudice, he begins to question his assumptions, even as the team’s actions challenge his deepest beliefs.
In a future where the Legion of Super-Heroes has grown into adulthood, the Legion of Super-Villains launches a devastating assault—overwhelming their foes until two mysterious masked figures step into the fray. With Superman, Lex Luthor, and the legendary members of the Legion facing their greatest challenge yet, the fate of the galaxy hangs in the balance.
In "Wann fällt der letzte Legionär?", the female members of the Legion—Blitzgirl, Triogirl, Winzwanda, Supergirl, Saturngirl, Phantomgirl, and others—seem to have the upper hand in a spirited competition against their male counterparts. But their victory is short-lived when Queen Azura appears, revealing a hidden truth about their actions and the mysterious influence that’s been shaping their behavior.
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↩ Reprints Adventure Comics #355 (1967), Superboy #147 (1968), Adventure Comics #403 (1971), MV Comix #23/1972 (1972), Superboy #202 (1974), Superman #19/1974 (1974), Superman #20/1974 (1974), Superman #7/1975 (1975), Superman #14/1975 (1975), Superboy #214 (1976), Superboy #215 (1976), Superboy #216 (1976)
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