The Best of DC #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Starfinger!", Superboy finds himself drawn into a surprising twist when a time-traveling youth named Kid Psycho arrives from the 30th century, seeking membership in the Legion of Super-Heroes. Though initially impressed, Superboy is shaken by the real reason for Kid Psycho’s rejection—and his suggestion to reframe the young recruit as the Legion’s secret weapon sets a new course for the team’s future. Written by Otto Binder and brought to life with dynamic art by George Papp and coloring by Jeanine Casey, this 1985 issue features a standout cover by Karl Kesel.
In "Starfinger!", the Legion of Super-Heroes races to protect the rare mineral rejuvium from the deadly Starfinger, whose threat looms over the Seven Wonders of the 30th Century. As the team confronts the mysterious villain, Saturn Girl’s telepathic insight reveals a shocking truth—Starfinger is one of their own.
When the Time Trapper sends Glorith to transform the Legion of Super-Heroes into helpless children, chaos ensues as the tiny heroes wreak havoc across time and space. With the Legion reduced to pint-sized powerhouses and the Time Trapper suddenly desperate to be left in peace, Superboy and Brainiac 5 face a strange bargain: end the disruption, or risk being trapped in a world of tiny troublemakers forever.
In a story that blends time-travel intrigue with the weight of legacy, Superboy takes a bold step when he brings Kid Psycho to the 30th century to reconsider his petition for Legion of Super-Heroes membership. As the team grapples with the young hero’s troubled past, Superboy’s unexpected suggestion sparks tension among Saturn Girl, Cosmic Boy, Chameleon Boy, Lightning Lad, and Sun Boy—setting the stage for a decision that could redefine the Legion’s future.
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