Superman Taschenbuch #14
In "Die schrumpfende Stadt," Superman and Batman face a bizarre threat when their costumes are contaminated by a Green Kryptonite explosion in the Fortress of Solitude. With Batman unwittingly manipulated by the cunning mind of Gorilla Boss Dyke, a dangerous entity emerges—one that feeds on chlorophyll and threatens Earth’s very ecosystems. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life by George Tuska’s art with inks by Vince Colletta and colors by Jerry Serpe, this 1979 tale from Egmont Ehapa features a cover by Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano.
In "Die schrumpfende Stadt," Superboy faces a mysterious threat when a Kryptonian robot probe begins shrinking the world around him—its origin tied to a forgotten past on Krypton, where Hil-Ra once sent a message of hope to Jor-El. With the help of a Superboy-Roboter and the support of Lana Lang, Jonathan and Martha Kent, he must outwit the machine before it’s too late.
In a chilling twist of ambition, Rufus Caäsar, a genius with a dangerous vision, devises a plan to trap Superman and steal his powers—intent on becoming the master of the world. With the help of Mark and the shadowy influence of Morgan Edge, Caäsar sets his scheme in motion, testing the limits of heroism and cunning.
When Saturngirl and Blitzjunge are forced to leave the Legion of Super-Heroes after marriage, their departure coincides with a sudden attack on R.J. Brande by the formidable Arma Getten—leaving the team vulnerable and the future of the Legion in question.
Superboy, Mon-El, Sonnenboy, and Sternschwinge are on a desperate mission to retrieve the Starheart before R.J. Brande dies—but their path is blocked by the relentless Khunds, who’ve returned with renewed fury. With time running out and old rivalries flaring, the team must push through danger and doubt to reach their goal.
In "Teil 3: Das Quintilprisma," three female Legionnaires team up to outwit Wildfeuer and Princess Projektra in a high-stakes race for a powerful artifact—its secrets tied to the life of R.J. Brande. With Phantomgirl, Winzwanda, and Schattengirl using cunning and teamwork, the mission tests loyalty and resolve as the fate of Brande hangs in the balance.
In "Teil 4: Die Krone der Graxis," the Legion of Super-Heroes is pulled into a high-stakes mission as three members—Federleicht, Kosmoboy, and Riesenboy—must retrieve a crucial component for Arma Getten’s destructive machine. Meanwhile, Chamäleonboy’s sudden escape adds a layer of tension, leaving the team on edge as the fate of the Krone der Graxis hangs in the balance.
In "Teil 5: Das Sternbeben," Superboy, Mon-El, and the returning Legionnaires face a dire threat as Arma Getten's true danger becomes clear. With Sternschwinge and Schattengirl caught in the crossfire and R.J. Brande making a bold move, the team must hold fast before the planet's stability collapses.
In "Das Tödliche Gehirn," Superman and Batman find their costumes tainted by a Green Kryptonite explosion in the Fortress of Solitude, setting off a chain of events that sees Batman manipulated by the cunning mind of George "Gorilla-Boss" Dyke. With Dyke’s intellect now fused with an alien threat, a dangerous entity emerges—one that feeds on chlorophyll and threatens Earth’s balance, all while hidden forces plot to exploit the chaos for their own conquest.
In "Mr. Whisper," Superman grows uneasy as the Daily Planet’s Rundschau continues publishing the sensational gossip column by the mysterious Mr. Whisper, whose secrets threaten to expose powerful figures. When Perry White refuses to comply with the blackmail, he’s kidnapped—forcing Superman and Batman to team up to uncover the truth behind the whispers before more lives are at risk.
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↩ Reprints Superman #6/1972 (1972), Superboy & the Legion of Super-Heroes #237 (1978), World's Finest Comics #251 (1978), World's Finest Comics #252 (1978), The Superman Family #191 (1978)
Reprinted in Superboy #2/1983 (1983)
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