Superboy #11/1980
In "Der neue Superheld von Smallville," Traumforscher Joe Silver uses his dream machine to step into his younger self's body during his Smallville school days, taking on the guise of the cosmic-powered Astralad. With the help of his astral form, he attempts to rewrite his past and fix old mistakes—before his new persona becomes harder to control than he planned. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, with inks by Dave Hunt and colors by Jerry Serpe, the cover by Ross Andru and Kurt Schaffenberger captures the surreal shift in identity.
When the dream researcher Joe Silver uses his dream machine to step into his younger self’s body during Smallville school days, he takes on a new identity—Astralad—and wields superpowers to rewrite his past. With the help of his old friends like Superboy, Lana Lang, and the Doodles, he tries to fix his teenage regrets, but even the best-laid plans can stir up unexpected trouble in the town he once knew.
In a story where identity and truth collide, Superboy must confront the enigmatic Astralad—Joe Silver—whose desperate attempts to reveal his secret threaten to unravel the fabric of time itself. With Lana Lang, his parents Martha and Jonathan Kent watching from the sidelines, Clark Kent faces a choice that could reshape his future, as the line between hero and impostor grows dangerously thin.
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