Teräsmiehen Poika #10/1963
In "Smallvillen Teräspoikakerho," Teräspoika forms a youth group in Smallville where ordinary boys can help him fight crime—only to discover that being a hero takes more than enthusiasm. Written by Jerry Siegel and brought to life by Curt Swan’s art with George Klein’s inks, this 1963 Finnish edition captures the heart of a classic superhero moment. The cover, penciled by Swan and inked by Stan Kaye, shows the young hero leading his new team with quiet determination.
Superboy sets up a youth club in Smallville, gathering ordinary boys to help him as assistants. What starts as a simple way to inspire teamwork quickly reveals that being a hero takes more than enthusiasm.
When Clark Kent’s careless behavior raises suspicion about his secret identity, Superboy must rely on his friend Lana Lang to help keep the truth hidden—just as Teräskerskuri moves fast to prevent a dangerous revelation.
In "Vale-Teräspoika Kryptonilta!", Superboy—known to some as Clark Kent or Dirk Jagger—finds himself in a tight spot when Blackie Burke catches him emerging from a tunnel near the Kent farm. With Professor Potter and Brainiac 5 watching from afar, Superboy hatches a clever ruse to convince Blackie the whole encounter was just a trick of the mind.
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