Superboy #6/1983
In "Die Macht des William Wright!", Superboy faces an unexpected challenge when his resolve is tested by the overwhelming willpower of Mr. Wright—empowered not just by his own determination, but by the collective belief of Clark's classmates. Written by Paul Kupperberg and brought to life by Kurt Schaffenberger’s dynamic art, this 1983 issue showcases Superboy’s resilience and strategic mind in a battle where mind and spirit prove as powerful as super strength. The cover by Ross Andru and Mike DeCarlo captures the intensity of the moment, a 2,00 DEM comic that remains a standout in the series.
In "Die Macht des William Wright!", Superboy faces an unexpected challenge when the seemingly ordinary William Wright unleashes a force that defies his strength. With the unwavering belief of his classmates fueling Wright’s power, even Superboy’s resolve is tested—only his sharp mind and iron will may hold the line.
When Superboy discovers a new element and it’s named after him, Lex Luthor, furious at being upstaged, vows to strike back using chemistry as his weapon. But even with green Kryptonite and his latest schemes, Luthor’s plans unravel once again—this time in the most unexpected way, as Superboy’s fame takes a bizarre turn in Smallville.
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↩ Reprints Adventure Comics #292 (1962), The New Adventures of Superboy #37 (1983)
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