Superman Taschenbuch #69
In "Das Geheimnis von Jimmy Olsens Gegen-Ich!", a strange phobia sweeps through Metropolis, leaving Superman puzzled—especially when Jimmy Olsen’s friend Lucy Lane slips into a trance. Taking them both to his Fortress of Solitude, Superman investigates a mystery that leads Jimmy to uncover a hidden identity from Kandor: the Flammvogel. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1985 tale sees Jimmy confront Superman himself, using Kryptonian-tech gear to challenge the Man of Steel in a battle that could heal the city’s affliction. The cover by Eduardo Barreto captures the tension with striking precision.
When Jimmy Olsen is split in two by alien radiation, a polite, thoughtful version of himself clashes with a brash, ego-driven counterpart—each wielding their own kind of power. With Superman and Lois Lane caught in the middle, and the mysterious Dr. Mortner watching closely, the Daily Planet faces a crisis that tests loyalty, identity, and what it truly means to be a hero.
In "Die falsche Erde!", Superman journeys with Julius Schwartz to the Original-Erde, where the 70th birthday of the DC editorial chief is being celebrated in grand style—complete with nostalgic tributes, unexpected guests, and a few familiar faces from the past. As the celebration unfolds, the line between reality and memory begins to blur, leaving Superman to question what’s truly real in a world shaped by stories.
When a strange phobia strikes every man in Metropolis and Lucy Lane falls into a mysterious trance, Superman takes her and Jimmy Olsen to his Fortress of Solitude to uncover the truth. As Jimmy uncovers a hidden secret, he dons his Kandorian identity as Flammvogel and confronts Superman—whose own Kryptonian tech may be at the heart of the crisis—forcing a battle that could heal or destroy.
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