The concept of hyperellipticity on surfaces with nodes

A surface with nodes X is hyperelliptic if there exists an involution such that the genus of X/〈h〉 is 0. We prove that this definition is equivalent, as in the category of surfaces without nodes, to the existence of a degree 2 morphism satisfying an additional condition where the genus of Y is 0. Other question is if the hyperelliptic involution is unique or not. We shall prove that the hyperelliptic involution is unique in the case of stable Riemann surfaces but is not unique in the case of Klein surfaces with nodes. Finally, we shall prove that a complex double of a hyperelliptic Klein surface with nodes could not be hyperelliptic.