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==The Legion of Super-Heroes==
 
==The Legion of Super-Heroes==
 
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One day in Smallville, Superboy encounters three super-youths from the 30th century, Cosmic Boy, Saturn Girl, and Lightning Boy, who invite him to join their super-hero club. Taking him to their time, each of the three in turn takes him on in a test of super-skill. However, during each test, Superboy is sidetracked by other, more important missions. Consequently, he fails all three tests and is rejected for membership. When he takes his defeat like a good sport, the Legionnaires confess that they had engineered each diversion deliberately and lured the Boy of Steel from victory to see whether or not he could take defeat with a smile. In the end, the heroes from the future cheer him for passing his initiation and admit him into the Legion.
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==Legion Continuity and unnamed members==
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==Story Inconsistencies==
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==Other stories in this issue==
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There are two additional stories that do not feature the Legion. The Green Arrow and Speedy must overcome bad luck in "The Thirteen Superstition Arrows." Then "Aquaman's Super Sea-Squad" must race against time to help disable a nuclear projectile.
 
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Revision as of 06:58, 11 July 2006

Adventure Comics #247
Preboot » Pre-Crisis
Adventure247.jpg
Cover, by Curt Swan, Stan Kaye and Ira Schnapp
Story title The Legion of Super-Heroes
Previous story Flashback in Adventure Comics 290:The Secret of the Seventh Super-Hero
Next story Adventure Comics 267:Prisoner of the Super-Heroes
Cover date April 1958
Creators
Writer(s) Otto Binder and Mort Weisinger
Penciller(s) Al Plastino
Inker(s) Al Plastino
Letterer(s) Unknown
Colourist(s) Unknown
Editor(s) Mort Weisinger
Cover artist(s) Curt Swan, Stan Kaye, Ira Schnapp

The Legion of Super-Heroes

One day in Smallville, Superboy encounters three super-youths from the 30th century, Cosmic Boy, Saturn Girl, and Lightning Boy, who invite him to join their super-hero club. Taking him to their time, each of the three in turn takes him on in a test of super-skill. However, during each test, Superboy is sidetracked by other, more important missions. Consequently, he fails all three tests and is rejected for membership. When he takes his defeat like a good sport, the Legionnaires confess that they had engineered each diversion deliberately and lured the Boy of Steel from victory to see whether or not he could take defeat with a smile. In the end, the heroes from the future cheer him for passing his initiation and admit him into the Legion.


Legion Continuity and unnamed members

Story Inconsistencies

Other stories in this issue

There are two additional stories that do not feature the Legion. The Green Arrow and Speedy must overcome bad luck in "The Thirteen Superstition Arrows." Then "Aquaman's Super Sea-Squad" must race against time to help disable a nuclear projectile.