Superman Taschenbuch #49
In "Negative Woman läuft Amok," Metropolis faces a growing housing crunch as new land is marked for development, sparking a frenzy among real estate speculators. When Batman is suddenly overwhelmed during his investigation, a chance encounter at the Sagittarius show leads to a startling revelation—Bruce Wayne, under his own name, precisely guesses Clark Kent's birthday and whispers a secret that could change everything. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with sharp detail by Dick Dillin and John Calnan, this 1983 Egmont Ehapa issue features a cover by Keith Giffen and Dick Giordano.
When Negative Woman’s energy goes dangerously out of control and the Chaos Käfer launches a series of attacks, Superman and the Team der Retter must scramble to protect the city—balancing volatile power surges with escalating chaos, all while Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen keep a close eye on the unfolding crisis.
In Metropolis, rising property prices spark a land rush, with speculators snapping up parcels—just as Batman is overwhelmed during a deep investigation. When Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent attend a performance by Sagittarius, the enigmatic performer surprises Clark by accurately guessing his birthday and whispering a secret that could unravel Superman’s identity.
When Krypto returns from space with no memory of his past, he’s drawn to a mysterious hound in the park—only to accidentally unearth a strange gas that sparks a mystery. With Lois Lane by his side and his canine companion at his heels, Superman must unravel a theft tied to a forgotten past, all while a shadow from the past looms in the form of the Hirnsauger.
When Steve Lombard accidentally triggers a hidden mechanism in an elevator, he stumbles into the thirteenth floor—supposedly nonexistent—and finds himself in a realm where Earth is just another vacation destination. Now, with Superman, Roy Ramond, Rudy Gaffer, and Alice Herman caught in the strange aftereffects of the breach, the line between reality and the unknown begins to blur.
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