The minute I begin covering up for someone who does wrong, just because he's an old friend, I have no right to be a super-crusader for justice! If Parker deserves exposure, I'll expose him.
Superboy #116 is an issue of the series Superboy (Volume 1) with a cover date of October, 1964.
Appearing in "Superboy, King of the Wolf-Pack!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Hunters
- Subaatian Executioners
Other Characters:
- Chief Parker
- Rin Tin Tin (Mentioned only)
- Smallville City Council
- Strongheart (Mentioned only)
- Subaatians/ Wolf Pack
Locations:
- Earth
- Kepakapawanee Wildlife Reserve
- Smallville
- Council Chambres
- Kent Farm
- Smallville Lake
- Watertower
- Planet Subaat
- Planet Zygon
Items:
- Body-Transformation Ray Tube
- Green Kryptonite
- Lightning
- Red Kryptonite (Mentioned only)
- Space Monitor
- Wolf-Head Totem Pole
Vehicles:
- Delivery Truck
- Space Bubble
- Executioner's Ship
- Subaatian Rocket Ship
Synopsis for "Superboy, King of the Wolf-Pack!"
When executioners from the warlike world of Subaat come looking for refugees under Superboy's protection, he transforms his charges into wolves, pretends to have become a "wolf-lad" due to Indian magic, and keeps up the masquerade until the executioners have left.
Appearing in "The False Superboy of Smallville!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Hector Hooper
Antagonists:
- Hector's Father (Unnamed)
Other Characters:
- Smallville Fire Department
- Smallville High School
- Miss Dalay
- Debbie
- Clara
- Valerie
- Tony
- Pete
- Steve
Locations:
- Smallville
- Smallville High School
- Smallville River
Items:
- Geiger Counter
- Helium
- Pitchblende
Vehicles:
- 1930's Convertible
- Firetruck
Synopsis for "The False Superboy of Smallville!"
Hector Hooper of Smallville High School pretends to be Superboy to impress a beauty named Valerie. But, when his imposture is found out, the real Superboy lends a hand to save Hector from peer condemnation.
Appearing in "The Ordeal of Chief Parker!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Crime Syndicate
- "Big Gus" Diller
- "Phil the Faker" (Mentioned only)
- Superboy (Earth-116)
Other Characters:
- Chief Parker (Earth-116) (Mentioned only)
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Jonathan Kent
- Journalists
- The Judge
Locations:
- Earth-One
- Smallville
- Smallville Police Headquarters
- Traffic Court
- Smallville
- Earth-116
- Earth Orbit
Items:
- Hyper-Atomic Warhead (Earth-116)
- Red Kryptonite (Earth-116)
- 1920's Pierce-Arrow Model 80 Police Car
- Superboy's Costume
Synopsis for "The Ordeal of Chief Parker!"
When Superboy drives Chief Parker to the point of resigning by harassing him, another Superboy and Krypto appear to battle the first Superboy.
The harassing Superboy suddenly realizes that he is from a parallel universe, hurled into the Earth-One universe by the vibrations of a nuclear missile's blast and induced by Red Kryptonite to ruin the career of a friend...actually, a dimensional duplicate of the Chief Parker of his world. Krypto, seeing that the parallel-Earth Superboy had a yellow S-shield with a red background, knew it was not his master and summoned the Earth-One Superboy. The other-Earth Superboy returns to his normal dimension.
Notes
- The parallel Superboy in "The Ordeal of Chief Parker!" was revealed to be from Earth-116 in the Crisis on Infinite Earths: The Compendium
Trivia
- Chief Parker signs his resignation note, Paul Parker.
See Also
- Discuss Superboy Vol 1 116 on the forums
- Cover gallery for the Superboy series
- Images from Superboy Vol 1 116
