Adventure Comics #317
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis February 1964 issue of Adventure Comics presents one of the Legion of Super-Heroes' most delightfully peculiar predicaments: a mysterious alien aurora has de-aged several Legionnaires into toddlers, leaving a hovering Superboy to gape in disbelief at Lightning Tot, Bouncing Baby, Shrinking Child, and Ultra-Kid wailing and pointing at pretty colors on the ground below. Standing coolly with arms folded amid the chaos is Dream Girl herself, calmly informing Superboy that he's next in line to become a "Super-Infant" — a cover scenario rendered with real charm by penciler Curt Swan and inker George Klein. Featuring "The Menace of Dream Girl! Part I," this issue captures Silver Age DC storytelling at its most imaginatively strange and utterly fun.
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Super-Turtle confronts bank robbers who laugh at a turtle dressed like Superman. They shoot at him, but keep missing. Super-Turtle is discouraged that crooks will never realize he is invincible unless they can hit him, so the next time he encounters bank robbers, he puts a bullseye on his belly.
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