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The Legion of Super-Heroes #300

DC · Series began 1980 · June 1983

first appearance of Queen Projectra

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WHY COLLECTORS WANT IT

Queen Projectra (of Orando) — statue, introduction
Karate King (Val Armorr: Adult Legion timeline) — introduction

Dates

Cover date: June 1983
On sale: February 22, 1983
Pages: 68

Editions and covers (3)

Copies of #300 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

Direct edition$1.50 cover

Direct

No UPC barcode in the corner box: direct editions show artwork, a logo or a blank box there.
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Newsstand edition$1.50 cover

Newsstand

A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

Barcode 0709893067006 · shared with another edition
This edition’s page
Canadian price edition2.00 CAD cover

Canadian

Printed cover price 2.00 CAD.

Barcode 0709893067006 · shared with another edition
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Creators

pencils: George Pérez, Joe Kubert, Kurt Schaffenberger, José Luis García-López, Don Heck, Jim Aparo, Jan Duursema, Gene Colan, Dave Cockrum, Walter Simonson, Carmine Infantino, George Tuska, James Sherman, Howard Chaykin, Curt Swan, Howard Bender, Keith Giffen, Dick Giordano, Larry Mahlstedt, Gil Kane, Trevor Von Eeden, Joe Orlando, Ross Andru, Ernie Colón, Joe Staton, Paris Cullinsinks: Dave Hunt, Walter Simonson, Bob Oksner, Paris Cullins, George Pérez, Joe Kubert, Kurt Schaffenberger, José Luis García-López, Don Heck, Jim Aparo, Jan Duursema, Frank Giacoia, Dave Cockrum, Mike DeCarlo, James Sherman, Howard Chaykin, Curt Swan, Larry Mahlstedt, Dick Giordano, Keith Giffen, Gil Kane, Trevor Von Eeden, Joe Orlando, Dan Adkins, Romeo Tanghal, Ernie Colón, Joe Statoncolors: Anthony Tollin, Carl Gaffordscript: Keith Giffen, Paul Levitzletters: John Costanza

Stories

The Future Is Forever! · 23 pages
As most of the Legion gathers for a celebration ceremony, Mon-El and Shadow Lass fend off a Khund attack on the Science Asteroid while Brainiac 5 and Rond Vidar, at the Time Institute, are trying to help a patient tortured by visions of several alternate futures.
The Future Is Forever: First Vision · 6 pages
Superboy's Legionnaire friends arrive just in time to foil Lex Luthor's latest plot. Later, Superboy surprises them by resigning, saying that he needs to protect Earth in his own time to honor an oath made to his dying father.
The Future Is Forever: Second Vision · 5 pages
Computo teams up with the Legion of Super-Villains to kill seven Legionnaires. The Legion of Substitute Heroes joins the Legion to replace the fallen members.
The Future Is Forever: Third Vision · 5 pages
The Adult Legion battles the Fatal Five.
The Future Is Forever: Fourth Vision · 5 pages
An alternate Adult Legion abolishes the Legion code against killing, which leads to Superman's resignation.
The Future Is Forever: Fifth Vision · 6 pages
Mordru has conquered Earth but the Legion, with the help of the White Witch, drives him away once more.
The Future Is Forever: Sixth Vision · 5 pages
Still under the control of the Dark Man, the traitor Blok helps demolish Legion HQ, murdering the entire team.

Characters

Peter ParkerSpider-ManBruce WayneBatmanClark KentSupermanJimmy OlsenKara Zor-ElLex LuthorSupergirlSuperboyLana LangImra ArdeenRokk KrinnSaturn GirlQuerl DoxGarth RanzzCosmic BoyBrainiac 5Lightning LadJo NahReep DaggleLar GandUltra BoyDirk MorgnaTinya WazzoChameleon BoyLuornu DurgoSun BoySalu Digby

Reprinted in

Legion of Super-Heroes: 1,050 Years of the Future (2008), Legion of Super-Heroes: The Curse The Deluxe Edition (2011), Legion of Super-Heroes: The Curse (2014)