Superman Taschenbuch #31

In "Das Identitäten-Quintett!", Superman learns from a message left by Jor-El that his father once considered five other planets for young Kal-El—each one shaping a hero mirroring a member of the Justice League. As the League grapples with this revelation, echoes of those alternate destinies begin to stir, blurring the lines between who Superman is and who he might have been.

When a determined reporter sets out to uncover Superman’s secret identity, the Man of Steel responds by slipping into countless disguises—each one more elaborate than the last—leading her on a dizzying chase through a series of clever ruses. With Lois Lane and Mona Miles caught in the web of deception, the line between truth and illusion blurs in this playful, inventive tale from the 1981 Superman Taschenbuch.

When Superman falls ill to a dangerous virus and must don a protective suit, his usual costume is accidentally uncovered by Lana Lang—sparking concern and curiosity. With Professor Smithers investigating the mysterious illness, the trio must unravel the truth behind the hidden threat before it’s too late.

When a dangerous experiment goes awry, Clark Kent must pretend to be blind—forcing Superman to temporarily abandon his secret identity and take on the role of a butler. In this quirky 1981 tale from Superman Taschenbuch #31, the Man of Steel finds himself serving the eccentric Mr. and Mrs. Crighton, all while navigating the chaos of Metropolis’ usual cast, including Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Perry White, and General Baxter.

When foreign spies attempt to steal plans for a new atomic weapon, Superman devises a clever plan—temporarily taking on the role of a Metropolis police officer for 24 hours. With Jimmy Olsen and Perry White watching from the Daily Planet, and Krypto by his side, the Man of Steel must navigate the city’s streets as a regular cop, all while keeping an eye out for the real threat. The only catch? A fake green Kryptonite device is in play, and its effects could be more dangerous than expected.

In "Achtung: Dieser Mann ist nicht Superman!", Superman wacht auf einem Strand im kostümierten Dress des Roten Blitz auf – und kann sich an nichts erinnern. Genauso verwirrt ist der Rote Blitz, der nun in Supermans Uniform steckt und ebenso verloren ist in seiner Identität. Als die beiden zufällig zusammenstoßen, müssen sie gemeinsam ein Rätsel lösen, das ihre Identitäten und ihre Erinnerungen durcheinanderwirbelt – und zwar ohne zu wissen, wer wirklich wer ist.