Dates
- Cover date
- November 1958
- On sale
- September 30, 1958
- Pages
- 36
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Editions and covers
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Creators
Stories
- I Was a Teen-Age Superboy · 12.67 pages
Under a Kryptonite "spell" from Krypto, Superboy mysteriously gives different super powers to various boys in Smallville, with mixed results. Lana Lang tricks him into giving her super-speed but keeps setting herself afire!
- The Menace of the Electric Man! · 5.67 pages
An escaped convict finds himself immune to electric shock. During storms at sea, the "Electric Man" gathers lightning bolts to rob ships. Aquaman is helpless to stop him until he remembers a particular cargo of rubber that allows him and Topo to defeat the villain.
- The Green Arrow's Last Stand · 5.67 pages
Green Arrow and Speedy land in a remote valley that is still occupied by Sioux Indian warriors. The conniving chief and medicine man manufacture a fake "legend" to retain power, but GA's trick arrows win the day and liberate the tribe.
Publisher’s description
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.
Reprinted in
Superman Annual (1951), The Hundred Comic Monthly (1956), Super-Team Family (1975), Super Adventure Album (1976), The Green Arrow by Jack Kirby (2001), Showcase Presents: Green Arrow (2006), The Jack Kirby Omnibus (2011), DC Finest: Aquaman: King of Atlantis (2025)