Adventure Comics Vol 1 254
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Appearing in "I Was a Teen-Age Superboy"
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- None
Other Characters:
- Fred Gordon (Single appearance)
- Jim Saunders (Single appearance)
- Ronnie James (Single appearance)
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- None
Synopsis for "I Was a Teen-Age Superboy"
In order to conceal his secret identity when Clark Kent is struck by a starter’s bullet (which bounces off), Superboy pretends that Krypto has hypnotized him into giving his powers temporarily to Clark and several other people, including Lana Lang.
Appearing in "The Menace of the Electric Man"
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- Electric Man (First appearance)
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- None
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- Unknown
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- None
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- None
Synopsis for "The Menace of the Electric Man"
Roy Pinto, an escaped convict, poses as “Roy Peters”, an aquarium owner who specializes in electric eels. He discovers that his handling of the eels has made him impervious to electric shock, and that he can conduct and direct electric shocks through his body from outside sources. He uses the ability for crime, as the Electric Man, and, for a time, Aquaman is stumped as to how to capture him. Finally, he has his octopi plunge their tentacles into a ship’s cargo of liquid rubber, and they are able to nab the villain.
Appearing in "The Green Arrow's Last Stand"
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- Big Turtle (Single appearance)
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- None
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Synopsis for "The Green Arrow's Last Stand"
While on vacation, Oliver Queen and Roy Harper hear that Professor Hagen has been lost in the area during a storm. Changing into Green Arrow and Speedy, the two heroes go looking for the professor and find him but they are attacked by a lost tribe of Indians who damage the Arrow Plane.
Taken to the Indian's tribe, Green Arrow is the subject of scorn from the tribes medicine man Big Turtle, who decides to make up a phony legend to discredit the hero. When Big Turtle tells Green Arrow of a legend of a great archer who can fire an arrow at the full moon and cause a storm. However, when Green Arrow is able to create this "legend" the tribes people turn on Big Turtle and Green Arrow is allowed to repair the Arrow Plane, and he, Speedy the Professor and his aides leave the area.
Notes
- "Green Arrow's Last Stand" is reprinted in Super-Team Family #9.
- Aquaman appeared last in Adventure Comics #253. He appears next in Adventure Comics #255.
- The Electric Man appears next in Justice League of America (Volume 1) #5.
- Green Arrow appeared last in World's Finest Comics #97. He appears next in World's Finest Comics #98.
- Krypto appeared last in Superboy (Volume 1) #67. He appears next in Adventure Comics #257.
- Lana Lang appeared last in Adventure Comics #252. He appears next in Adventure Comics #255.
- Martha Kent appeared last in Adventure Comics #253. She appears next in Adventure Comics #255.
- Speedy appeared last in World's Finest Comics #97. He appears next in World's Finest Comics #98.
- Superboy appeared last in Adventure Comics #253. He appears next in Superboy (Volume 1) #69.
- Topo the Octopus appeared last in Adventure Comics #252. He appears next in Adventure Comics #255.
Trivia
- This issue features one-page "Private Pete" and "Tricksy" humor strips by Henry Boltinoff.
Related Articles
- Aquaman image gallery
- Aquaman appearances list
- Aquaman quotes page
- Green Arrow image gallery
- Green Arrow appearances list
- Green Arrow quotes page
- Lana Lang image gallery
- Lana Lang appearances list
- Lana Lang quotes page
- Speedy image gallery
- Speedy appearances list
- Speedy quotes page
- Superboy image gallery
- Superboy appearances list
- Superboy quotes page
See Also
- Discuss Adventure Comics Vol 1 254 on the forums
- Cover gallery for the Adventure Comics series
- Images from Adventure Comics Vol 1 254
Recommended Reading
- Action Comics
- Adventure Comics
- Aquaman (Volume 1)
- Green Arrow (Volume 1)
- Green Arrow (Volume 2)
- Superboy (Volume 1)
- Superboy (Volume 2)
- Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #1 (Aquaman biography page)
- Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #9 (Green Arrow biography page)
- Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #21 (Speedy biography page)
- Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #22 (Superboy as Superman biography page)
Links and References
- Adventure Comics article at Wikipedia
- Adventure Comics series index at Wikipedia
- Aquaman article at Wikipedia
- Aquaman biography page at the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe
- Aquaman article at Toonopedia
- Aquaman article at Supermanica
- Green Arrow article at Wikipedia
- Green Arrow biography page at the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe
- Green Arrow article at Toonopedia
- Green Arrow article at Supermanica
- Lana Lang article at Wikipedia
- Lana Lang article at Supermanica
- Lana Lang biography page at the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe
- Speedy article at Wikipedia
- Speedy biography page at the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe
- Speedy article at Supermanica
- Superboy article at Wikipedia
- Superboy biography page at the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe
- Superboy article at Toonopedia
- Superboy article at Supermanica
