Superman Taschenbuch #35
In "Die Torheiten von Vater Natur," Superman faces a rare challenge when Zoran, a gorilla with extraordinary mental abilities, escapes from the hidden city of Gorilla-City and disables the force field shielding it from the world. Written by Elliot Maggin and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Murphy Anderson, this 1981 issue brings a unique clash between Superman and Solovar, the gorilla leader, as they confront the fugitive Zoran. The cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano captures the tension of the moment, all in a 2,80 DEM Taschenbuch edition.
When the power fails during Clark Kent’s school presentation, he improvises with a tale of Superman’s latest clash with Cron, the enigmatic Vater Natur, and his companion Nutra, Mutter Natur—revealed in a fleeting memory. As the story unfolds, the mysterious forces of nature challenge the Man of Steel, drawing in Margaret Wilson, Alec, and Shanna in ways that blur the line between myth and reality.
In "Erzähl mir die Geschichte meines Lebens," Superman uses the supercomputer in his Fortress of Solitude to help Lois Lane recover her lost memories, weaving together fragments of her past in a heartfelt journey through moments both personal and profound. With Clark Kent’s quiet devotion and the echoes of familiar faces from her life—Sam Lane, Lucy Lane, and others—this intimate story explores identity, connection, and the power of memory.
When Zoran, a gorilla with extraordinary mental powers, escapes from the hidden city of Gorilla-City, he shatters the long-standing force field shielding the metropolis from the world. Superman must confront Solovar, the gorilla leader, as tensions rise and the secret of the city comes crashing into the open—just as Lois Lane and Morgan Edge take notice.
In "Gleichgewicht der Kräfte," Libra orchestrates a sinister challenge, pitting the Justice League against the Society for Injustice in a battle that drains half the heroes' powers. With Superman, Batman, Aquaman, and their allies pushed to their limits, even the mightiest face a terrifying new vulnerability.
When the Justice League struggles to regain its strength, they turn to the enigmatic android Amazo—once a tool of destruction, now a key to their revival. With Superman, Batman, and the rest of the League racing against time, reactivating Amazo could be their only hope… but trust is as fragile as the alliance itself.
In "Das Rätsel der Superman-Preise," Superman finds himself in a twist when he learns the annual award meant for the Metropolis Police Department is to be given to Clark Kent—himself. As he tries to figure out how to make the presentation work, flashbacks to past recipients, including Lois Lane, Batman (Bruce Wayne), Ron, Mr. Pyles, and J. Crow, unfold in quiet moments of recognition and camaraderie.
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