Wundergirl #6/1980
In "Wo sind die Bombenvögel?", Elastoman stößt auf einen rätselhaften Verschwinden eines neuen Autos-Prototyps — und ermittelt, als ein neuer Fall von Industriespionage aufkommt. Written by Mike W. Barr and illustrated by Eduardo Barreto with inks by Joe Giella and colors by Doug Klein, this 1980 issue delivers a sharp, suspenseful mystery. The cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano captures the intrigue with a striking, dynamic scene.
In "Wo sind die Bombenvögel?", Wundergirl [Diana Prince] narrowly escapes a deadly trap only to face a bizarre new threat: a stampede of ostrich-like birds unleashed by El Goucho on the Washington Mall. With Mr. Kramer, Dr. Fischer, and Senator Clairborne caught in the chaos, and the enigmatic Meister watching from the shadows, Wundergirl must think fast to stop the rampage—before the birds’ true purpose is revealed.
When Elastoman witnesses a prototype car vanish right before his eyes, he’s quick to suspect sabotage—but what begins as a case of industrial espionage soon pulls him into a web of secrets involving Sue Dibny, Charles Morgan, and the mysterious Charles Rawlin. With Brad James and Hank Evans caught in the crossfire, the line between corporate espionage and something far stranger starts to blur.
When Clark Kent’s niece Susi insists she spoke with aliens in the park, her aunt Lois Kent is skeptical—especially since Susi has a habit of making things up. But as strange lights flicker in the sky and a mysterious hum fills the air, even Lois begins to wonder if there’s more to Susi’s tale than just imagination.
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