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Superboy Vol 1 62

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"The Story of Superboy's Sister"


"The Super-Clown of Smallville"

"The Wildest Weather in the World"


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Appearing in "The Story of Superboy's Sister"

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Villains:

  • None

Other Characters:

  • Gloria Alpert/Kent (Single appearance) (a teenage girl)
  • John Alpert (Single appearance) (Gloria's father)

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Synopsis for "The Story of Superboy's Sister"

A girl named Gloria Alpert mistakenly believes that she is Clark Kent's sister from the planet, Krypton. She stays at the Kent farm until such time that Superboy discovers the truth.

Appearing in "The Super-Clown of Smallville"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Villains:

  • Museum looters

Other Characters:

  • Alvin Wilson (Single appearance)
  • Hank (Single appearance)
  • Miss Evans (Single appearance)
  • Tod Wilson (Single appearance)

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  • None

Vehicles:

  • None

Synopsis for "The Super-Clown of Smallville"

Superboy goes undercover as Alvin Wilson in order to ferret a gang of bank robbers out to kill the real Alvin Wilson.

Appearing in "The Wildest Weather in the World"

Featured Characters:

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Villains:

  • None

Other Characters:

  • None

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Items:

  • Idol

Vehicles:

  • None

Synopsis for "The Wildest Weather in the World"

Professor Lang discovers an ancient cursed idol. Whenever it is within the presence of something green in color, it begins radically altering the weather. Superboy makes numerous attempts to halt the idol's effects. Eventually, he uses his own costume to render the curse inert.

Notes

  • "The Story of Superboy's Sister" is reprinted in Superman (Volume 1) #222. In that issue, the story is re-titled as "The Secret of Superboy's Sister".


Trivia

  • This issue contains a one-page "Little Pete" humor strip by Henry Boltinoff.

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