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From Adventure Comics #215

Superboy (Young Kal-El/Clark Kent) finds himself a hobby in collecting rocks, rocks from across the universe that is.

Panels from Superman #247

From Superboy #171

Superboy meets/saves a young Aquaman (called Aquaboy here) and they team up to fight a deadly oil company that's polluting the sea.

I appreciate seeing Superboy handle things like Golden Age Superman would.

An idea in some Mark Waid Superman stories is that Superman's eyes are noted to be an alien blue so he uses glasses to dull them as part of the disguise.

So how alien-looking would you want Superman's eyes to be?

Should they look like normal human eyes or something more?

I'd like a take on Superman where his eyes were like the blue eyes in the sci-fi series Dune from those who had prolonged exposure to the spice.

Images are from Superman: Birthright #3 and Action Comics #1088.

Kingdom of Zod hasn't exactly been the story I envisioned to come after Reign of the Superboys so if you could make the follow-up story to Reign of the Superboys what would it be?

Personally, I'd have an expansion on the search for Superman after he went missing in DC K.O.

Storyline name is The Search For Superman.

Booster Gold recruits Superboy (Young Kal-El/Clark Kent), Supergirl, Superboy Prime, Kon-El, Jon Kent, and Krypto as a new Superman Rescue Squad to go on a quest to find Superman who is lost in Hypertime after repairing the damage to time done by Darkseid.

The Superman Rescue Squad find themselves journeying through the main & alternate timelines the DCU/Superman to save Superman.

Standing in their way is the Time Trapper leading a new Superboy Revenge Squad to ensure Superman remain lost and the downfall of the Superboys for their own purposes.

Members of the Superboy Revenge Squad include:

A time-displaced Superman Prime (aged-up version of Prime from Countdown to Final Crisis during Prime's time as a villain)

Jon Lane Kent from the New 52

Cyborg Superman (as a reference to Terminator & Reign of the Supermen)

An army of Bizarro Superboys/Supermen

The Time Trapper shifts between identities such as Doomsday, Superboy Prime (like in Legion of Three Worlds), and Black Zero (Evil AU version of Kon-El who was fully grown into an adult that later got lost in Hypertime from a timeline where Superman never returned).

Hyperman (Jonathan Kent) from the Kingdom would appear as well.

In my opinion.

Just read the Boonboomger Bonus Lap Manga that takes place after the show but before Boonboomger VS King-Ohger.

The Boonboomgers help to free Boon Orange/Genba's home planet and his father that was framed and imprisoned.

As a fan of Boonboomger and the Final Lap arc in the show, I enjoyed this story.

A lot of Boonboomger's strengths are retained here, including the characters and humor.

While the action is passable and not the focus, it's cool to see the Boonboomgers liberate a planet and directly fight against systemic corruption that promotes selfishness from:

The uncaring ruling classes that falsify/omit information

Police brutality that comes from corrupt law enforcement

The judicial system that can be bought, etc.

An escaped mental patient from the Legion's time called the Psycho-Warrior armed with intel from the Legionnaires' Psychological Profiles attacks the Legion (out of an insane hate for them which is really projected guilt over the death of his romantic partner) with their worst fears.

For Superboy it's the death of the Kents.

Let's say in Season 4 Episode 7, Clark decided not to reveal his identity when Candice's Dad/Emmitt shot at him.

How do you imagine Clark protecting his identity?

I am thinking maybe catch the bullets and make the gun explode or disable the gun to make it look like a misfire.

Source: https://youtube.com/shorts/31S264sOuP8?si=MPWRLXtyK6xg9jsq

How would you feel if nowadays in media outside of comics, Superman & Superboy (Young Kal-El/Clark) ran concurrently.

Like say Superman is relegated to movies while Superboy gets a TV show?

Ishinomori Productions website has a free one-shot Manga of My-Th in style of Shotaro Ishinomori done by Masato Hayase

https://ishimoripro.com/manga-myth/

What unsed DC/Superman/Superboy Villains do you think could been added to Smallville the show?

Kryptonite Kid - Could've been a Big Bad Meteor Freak

Eradicator - Could've been the antagonistic Jor-El AI and its defeat leads to it being redeemed or the true Jor-El AI which is a mentor

Livewire - Smallville did have a Meteor Freak with electric powers, Livewire could be a threat to Young Clark whose powers are not strong as they are when they are older, Livewire could be a rival to Chloe, Lois, or Reporter Clark

Time Trapper - Appearance should not take much effort to adapt as he's just a cloaked figure plus his powers are feasible to adapt on a TV budget since it's time manipulation

Doctor Chaos - Smallville adapted Doctor Fate then they can adapt what is essentially an evil Doctor Fate that fought Superboy

Conduit - Bully and rival that can emit Kryptonite who was jealous of Clark could've fit with Smallville I feel

Master Jailer - A Smallville adaptation could abducted people and placed them in deadly traps and prisons

Ultra-Humanite - Criminal super genius could've worked in Smallville

Magog/Gog - Given all the biblical allegories in Smallville they could have Magog or Gog fight Clark/The Blur because Magog/Gog believes Clark is a false god/devil.

Insect Queen - Smallville had a an insect Meteor Freak plus it would give Lana's actor a chance to be evil

Amalak - Villain that wanted to kill all Kryptonians which could've worked in Season 7 when Kara was present or 9 with the Kandorians

J. Wilbur Wolfingham - Con man without powers that Clark and his loved ones would have to creatively outthink in order to foil his schemes

The Puzzler - A Riddler-style villain

Obsession - Probably could've been Alicia given that Obsession was a super-powered person obsessively in love with Superman which in Smallville could translate to Young Clark or the Blur

La Encantadora - Magic user that uses mists and hypnotizes men to commit crimes could've been doable in Smallville. Perhaps we could've gotten Encantadora over Isobel

Yellow Peri - Misguided magic user

Ferlin Nyxly - User of a mystical relic that could steal abilities including Superman's (and thus Young Clark's) superpowers

Cythonna - Kryptonian goddess with ice powers

Preus - Can be reimagined as a xenophobic Kandorian

Dev-Em - Could be a Disciple of Zod or a Kandorian framing the Blur for crimes

Dyna-Mind - In the comics he was a Superboy villain with psychic powers that got powers by meteorite dust including Red Kryptonite so he should not be a stretch to adapt into Smallville

Eclipso - (Know that he was in Smallville Season 11 but he could've been in the show I think) Wrathful spirit that could possess people which could offer the Smallville cast to act differently. The physical signs that someone is possessed by Eclipso can flash for a few seconds similar to Bizarro or Martian Manhunter.

Hellgrammite - Smallville did have a Insect Meteor Freak

Kokra - In the comics, Kokra was a demon that possessed Lana's father, a Smallville adaptation could've had Kokra haunt Smallville under the guise of Lana's dead father or possess Henry Small

Source: https://youtu.be/5w8Qwt7iwoU?si=dyWcob_BxBD0P6Z5

Source: https://x.com/wrens_art/status/2015553193141272605#m

"Superboy as kind of a wild boy figure, being spotted everywhere in the US. Not a celebrity, mostly because Clark has no resources"

Source: https://x.com/FitMarshmellow/status/2095638677531570535#m

Source: https://x.com/FitMarshmellow/status/1952731318443512037#m

From Superman #300

In an imaginary story/elseworlds, a third world party sabotages the radar systems for the US and Russia who are in a Cold War standoff with nuclear weapons to bring about mutually assured destruction AKA World War III but is stopped by Superboy (known as Skyboy in this imaginary story).