Cover: Mike Grell

Superboy #210

Aug 1975 · DC · 0.25 USD

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“Soljer's Private War”

In "Soljer's Private War," Superboy teams up with Lightning Lad to confront a haunting figure from the past: a soldier reanimated by the Legion's technology, capable of manifesting any weapon he imagines. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by Mike Grell—whose dynamic interior art and cover work define the issue's stark, emotional tone—this 1975 story explores duty, memory, and the weight of war, all within a single, poignant encounter.

writer Jim Shooter · artist, inker Mike Grell · letterer Ben Oda · cover Mike Grell

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writer Jim Shooter

artist, inker Mike Grell

letterer Ben Oda

cover pencils, inks Mike Grell

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Lightning Lad re-animates a soldier who can materialize any type of weapon he can imagine. When the Legion convinces him that his war is over and he has done his duty, he finally passes on to his rest.

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