Superboy #1/1981
In "…Clark Kents Tod!", Superboy struggles to focus as his parents grieve the supposed death of their son—only for Pete Ross to uncover the truth behind their sorrow. With Superboy on the verge of abandoning Earth, an alien space jewel disrupts the manipulations of the Phantom Zone inhabitants, restoring the Kent family’s memories. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, with inks by Dave Hunt and colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1981 story features a striking cover by Ross Andru and Kurt Schaffenberger.
In a poignant twist of family and identity, Superboy—Clark Kent—faces a crisis when his adoptive parents, Martha and Jonathan Kent, begin to doubt his true nature after growing suspicious of his frequent absences. Torn between his dual life and the fear of losing them completely, Clark makes a desperate choice that forces him to confront the cost of secrecy. As the weight of his secret threatens to destroy everything he holds dear, the Kents are left reeling—struggling to reconcile the son they knew with the hero he has become.
When Superboy grows increasingly distracted in his heroic duties, his parents’ grief over his supposed death begins to unravel—yet Pete Ross soon realizes their sorrow is real. As Superboy contemplates leaving Earth, an alien space jewel disrupts the manipulations of the Phantom Zone dwellers, restoring the Kent family’s memories and rekindling hope.
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