Teräsmiehen Poika #2/1963
In "Jonathan ja Martha Kentin mieletön kuvitelma," Superbaby’s antics push Jonathan Kent to his limits, turning the Kent household into a whirlwind of chaos. Written by Jerry Siegel and brought to life with expressive art by George Papp, the story captures the tender yet demanding reality of raising a child with extraordinary powers. The cover by Curt Swan and John Forte perfectly frames the moment’s playful tension.
When Superboy is away with the Legion of Super-Heroes, Pete Ross stumbles into trouble after accidentally activating and damaging the Superboy Robot left behind to protect Smallville. With the robot malfunctioning and the Kent family's farm in jeopardy, Pete must find a way to fix the situation before things spiral out of control.
When Superbaby’s antics turn Smallville upside down, Mayor of Smallville and Sheriff scramble to restore order, while Robert Watling and Chuck try to keep the peace—only to realize that even the most chaotic moments can be rooted in a child’s innocent curiosity. A heartfelt look at family, patience, and the everyday struggles of raising a super-powered kid, all wrapped in a lighthearted yet tender story.
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↩ Reprints Superboy #97 (1962), Superboy #100 (1962)
Reprinted in Teräspoika #6/1969
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