80 Page Giant Magazine #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Journey of the Second Superboy!", Superboy and his loyal dog Krypto face a chilling threat when the Kryptonite Kid and his canine accomplice turn everyday objects into deadly Kryptonite, forcing the duo to confront their limits. With their strength fading and no escape in sight, a surprise intervention from the mischievous Mxyzptlk pulls the villains into the 5th dimension, leaving Superboy and Krypto to survive the ordeal. Written by Jerry Siegel and brought to life with dynamic art by George Papp, this 1965 DC adventure features a standout cover by Curt Swan and George Klein.
In "The Journey of the Second Superboy!" from 80 Page Giant Magazine #10 (1965), Kral of Titan arrives on Earth with a mission to uncover Superboy’s weakness—so his planet can invade. But as he experiences the compassion and courage of Earth’s people, his purpose begins to shift in ways he never expected.
In "The Impostor from the Year 2958," Superboy faces a mysterious visitor from the distant future—Lorac-K7, a descendant of Lana Lang—whose mission to steal cobalt threatens to unravel the present. As Superboy uncovers her true identity, he must decide how far he’ll go to protect the timeline, even when the truth is harder to accept than any enemy.
In "The Dreams of Doom!", the Kryptonite Kid and his dog use their powers to turn Earth's objects into Kryptonite, forcing Superboy and Krypto to flee—though they refuse to leave. When the villain's scheme threatens to kill them, Mxyzptlk intervenes, whisking the villains away to the 5th dimension just in time.
In this 1965 tale from 80 Page Giant Magazine #10, Lex Luthor and Superboy share a surprisingly close friendship—until a failed experiment leaves Luthor bald, and he immediately blames Superboy for the mishap. The story unfolds as their once-solid bond begins to crack under the weight of misunderstanding and pride.
In "The Splitting of Superboy," a Martian ray and a dose of Red Kryptonite fracture Superboy into two distinct beings: the heroic Superboy and a darker, power-hungry Clark Kent. As the two struggle to reclaim their shared identity, a violent clash unfolds through mechanical doubles, testing the very core of who Superboy truly is.
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↩ Reprints Adventure Comics #205 (1954), Adventure Comics #250 (1958), Adventure Comics #255 (1958), Adventure Comics #264 (1959), Adventure Comics #271 (1960), Superboy #83 (1960)
Reprinted in Giant Superboy Album #2 (1966), Superboy #165 (1970)
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