Alternate World Comics

In the Legion of Superheroes justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: Brainiac 5 who’s too tight ass for his own good, who investigate crime; and Superboy, who means well but is really a pretty crappy defense lawyer. These are their stories.

DING DING

As seen in Adventure Comics #342, 1966.

Time off in the Silver-Age 30^th century.

Ladies and gentlemen I give you Legion of Superheroes gang signs… you’re welcome. 

Adventure Comics # 353, 1967

Poor Alfred doesn’t even show up in this “Imaginary Story.”

It seems the Legion of Super-Heroes should have skipped Superboy and recruited Philip J. Fry instead.

From The Legion of Super-Traitors

Adventure Comics #293, 1962

Story by Jerry Siegel

Art by Curt Swan & George Klei

Reprinted in Superboy 147, 1968

The Kryptonite Kid, talk about over specializing!

At first in the Silver-Age Sups and Lex were pals… Just like on Smallville!

From a backup story in Action # 892, 2010.

Legion of Super-Heroes, 1,050 years in the future by Neal Adams

Hard times for the Legion of Super-Heroes in Adventure Comics # 359 in 1967.

The Mystery of Monster X

…. and scene!

Now lets all forget about this story kids… you too Superboy!

These heart-wrenching facts, NEVER BEFORE TOLD, are revealed for the FIRST…and LAST time in: “Superboy’s Darkest Secret!”

The salient words in the above in this opening to a story from Superboy # 158 published in 1969 that revealed that Jor-El and Lara not only survived the explosion of Krypton, but are alive in suspended animation in orbit around the Earth being, “for the first and last time” in other words after this we’re kicking it out the door and forgetting it ever appeared.

I think the storyline is at present sharing an apartment somewhere just outside of Hub City with 10th level Heavenly Helpmate Mopee who gave the Silver-Age flash his powers.