Cover Credits |
Penciller: Ross Andru Inker: Dick Giordano |
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Comic Title: Superboy Spectacular #1
Publisher: DC
(DC Comics Inc.)
Address: 75 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY
Cover Date: 1980
On Sale Date:
December 6, 1979 Newsstand Date December 6, 1979
Source: Comics Journal, #51
Newsstand Date December 4, 1979
Source: Comic Reader, #175
Copyright Date November 20, 1979
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1979
May be a shipping date instead of a sale date
Cover Price: $1.00
Page Count: 64
Editor: Julius Schwartz
Notes:
1st Direct Sales only DC comic.
Also distributed through school systems.
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Title: "The One-Man Team"
Pages: 9
Feature(s):
Superboy (of Earth-1)
Artist: George Papp
Reprinted From:
Superboy #88 (1961)
Feature Character(s)
- Superboy (last appearance in New Adventures of Superboy #23; next appearance in Superboy #88)
Supporting Character(s)
- Jonathan Kent (last appearance in New Adventures of Superboy #23; next appearance in Superboy #88)
- Martha Kent (last appearance in New Adventures of Superboy #23; next appearance in Adventure Comics #283)
- Lana Lang (last appearance in Adventure Comics #282; next appearance in Superboy #88)
- Lewis Lang (last appearance in Adventure Comics #282; next appearance in Adventure Comics #283)
- Police Chief Parker (Chief of the Smallville police; first appearance; last appearance in New Adventures of Superboy #23; next appearance in Superboy #88)
Villain(s)
- Duke and his gang (no further appearances)
Other Character(s)
- The Smallville High football coach, football team, and principal (no further appearances)
Comments:
The lamp with which Chief Parker and Professor Lang signal Superboy is first shown in this story.
Synopsis:
The Smallville High football coach and principal decide to try and recruit Superboy for the team. Superboy schedules an exhibition at the stadium to show why he can not compete in athletic activities with other boys. He demonstrates his amazing abilities for the fans and shows that he would have an unfair advantage. In the spirit of fair play, Superboy does not compete in sports.
During the show some crooks rob the box office. Superboy defeats them using the sporting equipment he is displaying. The fans cheer Superboy as they understand why he can’t help the team.
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