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[SLR5]

On 6/15/2017 at 4:24 PM, 1950's war comics said:

Superboy 100 is almost like a giant sized issue !!

That's a right beautiful copy, Silver.  I bought a raw copy back in early 1980s.  It too is beautiful and it's one of the few books I never wanted to submit to CGC because of all the great features inside the book  A veritable DC and Superboy Silver Age Classic.

[1950's war comics]

Yep i will be on the lookout for a Superboy 100 now .....................................

[Silver]

Happy Fathers Days to,all you dads!

Speaking of Dads, what in the world is Pa Kent up to now?

 

[Silver]

Bleh, Superbaby

 

[Silver]

This issue has the redrawn story from Superboys cover story to issue 17

 

[tomo]

7 hours ago, Silver said:

Happy Fathers Days to,all you dads!

Speaking of Dads, what in the world is Pa Kent up to now?

 

Spoilers!!

[Silver]

Superboy 114. Cool cover on this one

 

[Silver]

Superboy 115. For some reason I remember having a hard time finding 115-117 in decent shape. I have also seen this issue in the Atomic Testing Museum here in Nevada.

 

[Silver]

Superboy 116

How could Superboy abandon the human race if he is an alien from Krypton? 

 

Edited June 19, 2017 by Silver

[Silver]

I have always like the cover on this issue. 

 

[Silver]

[Silver]

This is a neat cover as well and a pretty cool story concept.

[Silver]

These issues still for the most part contained three stories usually, a format that had been the standard for quite some time.  With Marvel going in full swing by this time (1965) I have to believe that these books were getting a bit stale.

 

[FoggyNelson]

Oh so neat a tug of war cover Superboy vs an old man

[Silver]

Ok, moving right along. A pretty cool cover on this one.

 

[Silver]

Followed by a pretty dumb one

 

[Silver]

I recall liking the cover story on this one

 

[Silver]

Superbaby, not a whole lot of appearances for him left. By 1965 that concept seemed kinda lame

 

[Silver]

A note about this era of issues. I had two big buys that got me quite a few of these. One was way..way back around 1988 when I was at th SDCC I bout nearly 100 DC Superman title books from A-1 comics for about two bucks a piece, Moses of them from this Tim frame. I also had a source from the Comics Buyers Guide that I bought many issues from for 3-5 a piece. These two sources accounted for quite a few books from Jimmy Olsen, Lois Lane, Action, World's Finest and Superboy. 

[Silver]

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