Adventure Comics #1

silverzeo's Adventure Comics #1 - The Boy of Steel, Part One; Long Live The Legion, Part One review

The Boy is Back in Town

Superboy is the reason why I am in comics today. I love him in the Reign of Superman and I grew up reading his series before it was cancel after 100 issues, even when it got a bit weird at the end with Joe Kelly and Didio. When he died in Infinite Crisis, I was sad, but at least they send him off with a bang, saving the entire, then they brought him back in Lo3W and I was happy as can, when I heard that he's going to have his own series again, I exploded in shere joy. 
 So far, we Superboy being a new place with some of his old freinds as well as new ones.  Overall, if you like Superboy, this comic is a must. The Legion, as awesome as they are, were an added bonus.
 
I can only hope that they can dive deeper into Superboy's past; like his original girlfriend, Tana Moon. In Conner's laster series,  there were a lot loose ends that need to be tied up. Besides, it been awhile since we last saw the members of Cadmus (in something good, so Countdown doesn't count.) and I would like see them again, especially Serling.

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