Adventure Comics #329
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Bizarro-Legion!", Super-Turtle finds himself unexpectedly stranded mid-task when a lunch whistle cuts short a rescue effort—left alone to hold up a collapsing wall while the construction crew vanishes. Written, drawn, and inked by Henry Boltinoff, this 1965 Adventure Comics tale blends absurd humor with classic superhero antics, all rendered with the crisp clarity of Curt Swan’s cover art and George Klein’s dynamic inks.
In "The Bizarro-Legion!", Bizarro-Superboy is turned down by the Legion of Super-Heroes—so he decides to build his own team, complete with Bizarro versions of the Legion's members. But when Superboy teams up with Element Lad, a clever plan unfolds to expose the flaws in Bizarro-Superboy’s idea before it gains real traction.
In this lighthearted 1965 tale from Adventure Comics #329, Super-Turtle springs into action to save construction workers from a collapsing wall—only to find himself unexpectedly stuck holding it up all alone when the lunch whistle blows. A classic mix of heroics and humor, this short, silly adventure showcases the turtle’s strength and the absurdity of superhero duty.
Part II: The Mad, Mad, Mad Bizarro-Legion! sees Bizarro-Superboy rejected by the real Legion of Super-Heroes, sparking his determination to form his own version—complete with a squad of Bizarro duplicates. When Superboy and Element Lad step in to stop the chaos, they’ll need more than strength to outwit a legion built on twisted logic and mirrored madness.
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Reprinted in The Best of DC #57 (1985), The Legion of Super-Heroes Archives #4 (1994), Showcase Presents: Legion of Super-Heroes #2 (2008), Legion of Super-Heroes: The Silver Age Omnibus #2 (2018)
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