The Superman Family #183
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Shadows of Phantoms!", Supergirl faces a chilling threat when Shyla, a rogue prisoner from the Phantom Zone, breaks free with a deadly plan to siphon her powers and unleash a wave of ancient villains upon Earth. Written by Jack C. Harris and illustrated by Bob Brown with inks by Vince Colletta, this 1977 DC classic delivers a tense, atmospheric showdown. The cover, a striking collaboration by Neal Adams, captures the eerie menace of the Zone’s return.
When Shyla, a dangerous escaped prisoner from the Phantom Zone, sets her sights on draining Supergirl’s powers to fuel her own rise, the young hero must race against time to stop her before she unleashes a horde of long-imprisoned foes. With help from a test pilot, a student, and a mysterious figure from the past, Supergirl faces not only a personal threat but the chilling legacy of the Zone’s most feared inmates—Jax-Ur, General Zod, and others whose shadows still haunt the cosmos.
In "Love and the Single Dog!", Krypto, ever the romantic, sets out to win back his beloved Hundedame. When filming for Chelsea’s new movie goes dangerously wrong, the Hundedame finds herself in dire peril—and only Krypto can save her from a fiery fate.
Perry White’s sudden, unexplained mood swings leave the Daily Planet staff baffled—especially when he starts acting strangely after a doctor’s warning about his health. As tension mounts, Jimmy Olsen takes it upon himself to find a solution, determined to help his boss, even if it means stepping into the unknown.
In "Death Is a Computer," Brainiac launches a deadly scheme to erase Kandor using a bomb whose detonation hinge on Superman’s unwitting actions. Nightwing [Van-Zee] and Flamebird [Ak-Var], two Kandorian survivors, must race against time to stop the countdown before it’s too late.
In "The Day Lois Lane Walked All Over Superman!", Superman finds himself trapped in a bizarre astral swap with the mysterious Dr. Predor, leaving his body vulnerable and his mind adrift. With the help of Steve Lombard and the spectral Deadman, Lois Lane must navigate a surreal battle of wills to reclaim her hero—before the mind of a madman takes permanent hold.
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Reprinted in Superman Superband #9 (1977), Mighty Comic #119 (1977), Roter Blitz #15 (1977), Superman #15/1977 (1977), Superman #16/1977 (1977), Wundergirl #15 (1977), Supermann #12/1977 (1977), Supermann #13/1977 (1977), Superman Taschenbuch #9 (1978), Superboy #1/1978 (1978), Supermann #5/1978 (1978), Supermán #1224 (1979), Superman: The Adventures of Nightwing and Flamebird #[nn] (2009), Deadman #3 (2013), Deadman Omnibus #[nn] (2021), Lois Lane Comic #121
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