The Legion of Super-Heroes #300
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Future Is Forever!", the Legion of Super-Heroes marks its 300th issue with a celebration that quickly turns urgent as Mon-El and Shadow Lass defend the Science Asteroid from a Khund assault. Meanwhile, at the Time Institute, Brainiac 5 and Rond Vidar grapple with a patient haunted by glimpses of possible futures, all while Keith Giffen and Paul Levitz weave a story that blends legacy and suspense. The landmark issue features a legendary cover by a rotating roster of DC’s finest artists, including Carmine Infantino, George Pérez, and Joe Kubert, with inks by the likes of Dick Giordano and Gil Kane.
In "The Future Is Forever!", the Legion of Super-Heroes celebrates on the Science Asteroid when Mon-El and Shadow Lass must defend their home from a sudden Khund assault, even as Brainiac 5 and Rond Vidar work to unravel the terrifying visions plaguing a patient at the Time Institute—visions that may hold the key to futures yet unwritten.
In a pivotal moment for the future, Superboy stands with his Legion of Super-Heroes teammates—Cosmic Boy, Saturn Girl, Invisible Kid, and the rest—as they thwart Lex Luthor’s latest scheme. But when the dust settles, Superboy makes a surprising decision: he’s stepping down from the Legion to honor a promise made to his father, choosing to protect Earth in his own time.
In "The Future Is Forever: Second Vision," Computo allies with the Legion of Super-Villains in a deadly scheme to eliminate seven Legionnaires, forcing the Legion of Substitute Heroes to step in and fill the void. With the fate of the future hanging in the balance, the Substitute Heroes must prove they’re more than just replacements — they’re ready to stand beside the original heroes.
In "The Future Is Forever: Third Vision," the adult Legion faces off against the Fatal Five in a haunting vision of the future. As Sun Boy and Karate Kid reflect on the loss of Metallo, the battle unfolds in a dreamlike sequence that tests their resolve and foreshadows a darker tomorrow.
In "The Future Is Forever: Fourth Vision," the Legion of Super-Heroes confronts a grim evolution of their own legacy, as a dream sequence reveals a future where the once-noble team has become a ruthless mercenary force. Facing the relentless Khunds in a brutal interstellar conflict, the Legion’s ideals are tested as they resort to harsh tactics in a war that threatens to consume their very identity.
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Reprinted in Superman Superband #24 (1984), DC Comics: Sixty Years of the World's Favorite Comic Book Heroes #[nn] (1995), Legion of Super-Heroes: 1,050 Years of the Future #[nn] (2008), Legion of Super-Heroes: The Curse The Deluxe Edition #[nn] (2011), Legion of Super-Heroes: The Curse #[nn] (2014), The Legion of Super-Heroes #6
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