Superboy #6/1981
In "Luthors Racheplan," Lex Luthor hatches a dangerous new scheme against Superboy, only for his device to explode prematurely due to flawed materials. The resulting glowing smoke cloud doesn't destroy Superboy—but instead grants him a surprising new power: super-magnetism. With his plans thrown into chaos, Lex is furious, but far from done. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, with inks by Dave Hunt and colors by Jerry Serpe, this 1981 issue features a cover by Schaffenberger and Hunt.
In "Luthors Racheplan," Superboy's powers spiral out of control after Lex Luthor secretly installs a super-strength disruptor at a reform school. With the help of his father, Jonathan Kent, Superboy must track down the device before his abilities cause irreversible damage.
When Lex Luthor’s latest weapon backfires, a glowing smoke cloud envelops Superboy—granting him the startling power of super-magnetism. Now, with his usual strength and speed joined by this new ability, Superboy must navigate the escalating threat from Lex, who’s determined to turn the tide against his archenemy. As tensions rise between Clark Kent, Lana Lang, and the increasingly desperate Polizeichef Parker, the line between hero and target begins to blur.
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