
r/superman

What did you guys think about when Superboy died in the 1980s LOSH series?
I'm not really a Legion of Super-Heroes reader (I have been interested in checking them out after reading Geoff Johns' fantastic Action Comics storyline, Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes), so when I got to the LOSH issues of the second Man of Steel hardcover, I was a little lost at first with what was going on.
I was able to figure it out more later on, and I know this is meant to be a Pocket Universe version of Superboy (and not the Earth-1 version), but I feel it's something that people don't bring up enough here. Especially with the new LOSH reboot happening recently.
Regardless, I did enjoy the issues, though. And even as someone who didn't read LOSH, but was able to gain context of it via the Geoff Johns storyline, I did have a bit of an emotional reaction when Superboy sacrificed himself to prevent Time Trapper from destroying his Earth and to help the other Legion members get back to their time safely.
But still, I'd like to see more thoughts shared about it. If there are any out there?
(Issues are Legion of Super-Heroes (vol. 3) #37, Superman (vol. 2) #8, Action Comics #591, and Legion of Super-Heroes (vol. 3) #38 [pictured])
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