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Issue: Superboy: The Greatest Team-Up Stories Ever Told #[nn]
Publication Date: March 2010
 
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Publisher: FlagDC
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Indicia Publisher: DC Comics
On Sale Date: 01/20/2010
Volume: none
Pages: 172
ISBN: 9781401226527
UPC/EAN: 978140122652751999
Price: $24.99 CAD
$19.99 USD
Indicia Frequency: none
Content Items: 21 (12 stories, 1 cover)
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Disclose Notes: Reprints various Superboy stories originally published between 1955 and 1981.
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Publication Type: Trade Paperback
Color: color cover; color interior
Dimensions: standard Modern Age US
Paper Stock: cardstock cover; newsprint interior
Binding: softcover
Publishing Format: collected edition
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Inside front cover.
Superboy

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The Greatest Team-Up Stories Ever Told
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The Wizard City

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Mrs. Olsen (Jimmy's mother); Vedders; Sir Roland; other descendants of knights from the Crusades
There's our target! Krypton City must be destroyed. Do you understand?
When a criminal hides in a city composed entirely of kryptonite, Superboy needs the help of Professor Olsen to capture him.
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FlagAdventure Comics #216 published September 1955
was The Wizard City [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
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A Visit from Superman's Pal

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Clark and Lana's classmates; the people of Smallville
Like any youngster, Superboy sometimes wonders about his future life as Superman!
Jimmy accidentally goes back in time and ends up in Smallville.
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FlagSuperboy #55 published March 1957
was A Visit from Superman's Pal [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
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Clark Kent, Cub Reporter

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the editor of the Metropolis Times; a spelunker; two members of the Bullet Gang; Daily Planet staffers; the people of Metropolis
My telescopic vision shows a big fire in Metropolis! A job for Superboy... which will make a super-scoop for Clark Kent!
Clark applies for a summer job at the Daily Planet.
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FlagSuperboy #63 published March 1958
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Superboy Meets Robin the Boy Wonder

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Pete Groff; Professor Higgins; Professor Wilcox; Professor Wolfe; the Bandit Gang; a surgeon
Two of the most famous youngsters are Superboy -- and Robin, the Boy Wonder! But, because Superboy is of the past, and Robin of the present, it is impossible for the two boys to meet!
Professor Nichols sends Robin into the past to destroy a machine that will one day kill Superman.
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FlagAdventure Comics #253 published October 1958
was Superboy Meets Robin the Boy Wonder [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
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Superboy Meets the Young Green Arrow!

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Oliver Queen's butler (on time-screen); a history teacher at Smallville High School; a man dressed as Jesse James; a boy dressed as John L. Sullivan; a boy dressed as King Arthur; a man dressed as Sir Modred; Tom Hawkes [boy dressed as Harry Houdini]; Jim Brand of the Brand B Ranch; Fred Winters [boy dressed as Benjamin Franklin]; man dressed as the Sheriff of Nottingham; Will Bronson [boy dressed as Daniel Boone]; man dressed as a Cherokee chief; police officer
Oops! I missed again!
Superboy observes Green Arrow on his time scope and decides to help the young Oliver develop his skills after Oliver moves to Smallville.
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FlagAdventure Comics #258 published March 1959
was Superboy Meets the Young Green Arrow! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
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Superboy Meets Supergirl!

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Tommy Dale and his friends; the people of Argo City (flashback); two alien mermen
We all have our secret hopes and dreams. One of Superboy's secret desires is to know a human pal possessing super-strength equal to his...
Supergirl goes back into the past to meet Superboy so he can have a super-playmate.
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FlagSuperboy #80 published April 1960
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How Luthor Met Superboy!

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Mr. Wade (a farmer); the people of Smallville
Everyone knows that Superman's arch-foe is Luthor. But what brought on the enmity between the two?
Young Lex and Superboy start out as friends, but after Superboy accidentally destroys Luthor's laboratory, ruined one of Lex's great discoveries and causing Lex to lose his hair, Luthor vows revenge.
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FlagAdventure Comics #271 published April 1960
was How Luthor Met Superboy! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
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Superboy and the Mermaid from Atlantis!

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Jim Saunders (owner of the Seaside Aquarium); Saunders' landlord; two of Lori's friends; people of Poseidonis (home of Aquaman); Morgol (Lori's sea-creature pet); people of Tritonis (Lori's home city); a giant sea crab
Everyone has heard of Lori Lemaris, the mermaid from Atlantis, whom Superman has met on many occassions!
Superboy meets Lori Lemaris as a teenager.
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FlagAdventure Comics #280 published January 1961
was Superboy and the Mermaid from Atlantis! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
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Jor-El's Visit to Earth!

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Blak-Du (Phantom Zone criminal and former college roommate of Jor-El); two unnamed Phantom Zone criminals; a sea serpent
Surprise number one -- a boy suddenly arrives in Smallville with super-powers! Surprise number two -- the lad comes from the world Krypton before it exploded!
A young Jor-El takes a time trip to Earth and meets Superboy.
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FlagSuperboy #121 published June 1965
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Dark Strangler of the Seas!

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Marita (Aquaboy's girlfriend); Mac and Jim (two fishermen); three workers at Industrial Detergents, Inc.; Aquaboy's porpoise friends (one of whom dies from drowning in crude oil in flashback); the captain and crew of a Trans-East oil tanker; two top executives of Trans-East Oil Co.
Superboy's super-human assistance has helped land a bizarre denizen of the deep, never before seen by human or super-human eyes:
Superboy and Aquaboy team up to stop leaking oil transport ships from killing marine life.
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FlagSuperboy #171 published January 1971
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The Forging of Young Batman!

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several unnamed DC Comics editors on Earth-Prime; a burglar; two criminals (on time-screen); two arsonists; several Gotham City firefighters; a police officer; a crowd on a Gotham pier; Otis Higbee (reporter for the Gotham Gazette); several supposed victims of the (non-existent) "Zodiac Killer;" Bruce Wayne's collection of bats; judges, contestants and spectators of a fishing contest; editor of the Gotham Gazette (flashback)
Some time ago, at an emergency meeting of D.C. editors...
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FlagSuperboy #182 published February 1972
was The Forging of Young Batman! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
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Superboy's Wild Weekend Out West!

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students of Smallville High School; two escaped circus tigers; two middle-aged women; the captain, co-pilot (named Hansen), a flight attendant and several first-class passengers on Flight 609 from Metropolis to Coast City; Martha's sister Mary and her husband, Fred; Officer Rowe of Smallville PD; several mobsters in Smallville; Fred's niece, Esther; teenagers and other people on a California beach; a family in a sinking boat, rescued by Superboy; several sharks; guests at Mary and Fred's silver anniversary party; several smugglers
I've got less than a second to switch back to my glasses and trunks before this wave breaks --
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FlagThe New Adventures of Superboy #13 [Direct] published January 1981
was Superboy's Wild Weekend Out West! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
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The World's Greatest Superheroes, the World's Greatest Stories

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Promo for DC's Greatest Stories Ever Told volumes with images of the covers of JLA: The Greatest Stories Ever Told (DC, 2006 series), Superman: The Greatest Stories Ever Told (DC, 2004 series) #1, Batman: The Greatest Stories Ever Told (DC, 2005 series) #1 and Wonder Woman: The Greatest Stories Ever Told (DC, 2007 series).
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The Adventures of Superman, When He Was a Boy

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The Man of Steel defines what it means to be a superhero. HIs powers are unmatched and his spirit incorruptible.
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