When we last left Superboy, he had been used, humiliated, and finally struck by lightning. Sheesh. So tonight I'm bringing you scans from the next issue, "Have you seen this Superboy?"


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So here we are at Superboy #48, smack-dab in the middle of the series as a whole, and at the start of a very interesting story arc. Join me in a series of posts of a very important point in Superboy's life, beginning with...

Superboy: The Event!

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This is partly for glitterandlube and partly something I've been meaning to post for a while. DC ran a storyline through the Superman titles involving a guy named Manchester Black, who knew Clark Kent was Superman. This is from the second part, in Adventures of Superman #608. Black is targetting the people closest to Clark, including his parents.

( Pa Kent versus the Atomic Skull! )

There's been a lot of Teen Titans: Year One love around here lately, and rightly so. I had this page from Superboy One Million that I've been wanting to post, but it's a two-page spread and Photobucket would shrink it too much, so I uploaded it to LJ Pics. It partly ties in with TTYO, so here it is.

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Someone requested the first meeting of pre-Crisis Superboy and Supergirl, in connection to the Legion. I don't have that, but I bring the next best thing: the first time pre-Crisis Supergirl met post-Crisis Supergirl and Superboy! (It's kinda big, so there are dial-up links at the bottom f you need them.)


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After seeing the Lian Harper cuteness earlier, I decided to post some of Superboy #82. Previously, Superboy had a fight/team-up with the Titans. Jim Harper, aka the Guardian, spoke with Roy Harper, aka Arsenal, and realized Jim was Roy's great uncle. They decide to meet for lunch and talk.

( Harper Family awesomeness and my inane commentary behind the cut )

I promised this a while ago, so here it is: The first meeting of Superboy, Robin, and Kryptonite, from World's Finest 3.


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Today I'm bringing you some scans from Superboy #94, the beginning of the end of Superboy's series. It was also the first issue of Didio's run, which I'm sure is entire coincidental. In short, it explains how and why Superboy moved to Metropolis's Suicide Slum and became the superintendent of his apartment building.


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Way back in 1999, DC had this thing called Hypertime to explain continuity issues and how all those Elseworlds and such could exist if there was only one universe. Today, I present portions of the "Hypertension" arc of Superboy's book, issues 60-65.


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Back in 1998, DC followed up their PLUS books with Double-Shots, teaming up various characters. These are some selected images from the Superboy and Risk Double-Shot. You can stop snickering now.

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