Critics and audiences agree-- A spectacular debut!
- -- Superboy src
History
The Longest Night
Superboy was a young Meta-Human who decided to become the new Superman, but ran into the real one and some other former Justice League members in Coast City. They reject him and Green Lantern throws him far away. Superboy then destroys a Malazza-Rem stronghold in the Rocky Mountains, but he allows some to escape. When the remains of the Justice League hear this, they insist that he join them so that they can make sure he doesn't do anything like it again. The group then reaches a resistance bunker in Metropolis where they meet with Metallex, and Superboy coins the name Super Seven.
Men of Steel
Lana Lang leads the Super Seven into a trap, causing a shield to be lowered around Metropolis. Superboy and the rest of the Super Seven then continue to fight, but retreat to an underground bunker after Wonder Woman is killed. Batman then takes Superboy to infiltrate the Malazza-Rem ship to disable the shield. Superboy escapes on Batman's orders as he detonates a bomb in his suit. Then with Superman then board the fallen ship to defeat the Malazza-Rem's leader Grend'll. Grend'll uses some Kryptonite stolen from Metallex, who helps Superboy defeat him. When they check on Superman they find him dead, but Superboy then puts on his costume to continue his work. The new Superman then flies out of the ship with Grend'll's body, which causes the Malazza-Rem to fall apart. He continued his work as Superman even after their defeat.
Powers and Abilities
Powers
- Tactile Telekinesis: Superboy possesses tactile telekinesis, which approximates super-strength, flight, and invulnerability, as well as granting him a number of unique abilities, such as disassembling an object with a touch.
Recommended Reading
Related
- 2 Appearances of Superboy (Super Seven)
- 8 Images featuring Superboy (Super Seven)
- 1 Quotations by or about Superboy (Super Seven)
- Character Gallery: Superboy (Super Seven)
Links
Footnotes
  This character exists within an Elseworlds continuity, and as such is not a part of the mainstream DC Universe; they may also exist within the 52 Multiverse. This template will categorize articles that include it into the category "Elseworlds Characters." |
