Superboy #146 is an issue of the series Superboy (Volume 1) with a cover date of April, 1968. It was published on February 20, 1968.
Appearing in "The Runaway Superboy!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Barry Porter (Single appearance)
- Dr. Porter (Single appearance)
- Mrs. Porter (Single appearance)
- 'Ducks' (an orphan) (Single appearance)
- A Blind Couple (Single appearance)
Antagonists:
- Arsenal Artie (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
Locations:
Items:
- A Gold Plaque
- Stolen Weaponry
Vehicles:
- Locomotive
- Steamroller
- Blimp
Synopsis for "The Runaway Superboy!"
Superboy inexplicably destroys his robots and equipment and becomes a runaway in disguise. On the road, he helps one boy reconcile with his father and another one gain adoptive parents. But, despite posters which urge Superboy to return to his parents, he remains a runaway.
Appearing in "The Notorious Captain Sinbad Kent!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Ben
- Captain Kidd (Mentioned only)
- Continental Congress (Mentioned only)
- Davy Jones (Mentioned only)
- Ed Dunn
- George Washington (In picture only)
- Kent Family (Mentioned only)
- George Kent (Mentioned only)
- John Kent (Mentioned only)
- Lewis Kent (Mentioned only)
- Vincent Kent (Mentioned only)
- Lang Family (Mentioned only)
- Dennis Lang (Mentioned only)
- Douglas Lang (Mentioned only)
- Hubert Lang (Mentioned only)
- Richard Lang (Mentioned only)
- Rupert B. Lang (Mentioned only)
- Mr. Mayor
Locations:
- Smallville (1960)
- Kent Farm
- Kent General Store
- Pirate Museum
- Smallville High School
- Time Barrier
- 1780
- Charleston
- Charleston Harbor
- France (Mentioned only)
- Charleston
- February 11, 1798 (Mentioned only)
- 1780
Items:
- Smallville Gazette
Vehicles:
- Sea Roc
Synopsis for "The Notorious Captain Sinbad Kent!"
This story is reprinted from Superboy #79.
Jonathan Kent is disgraced when a genealogy chart drawn up in Smallville High School exposes the fact that his ancestor during the Revolutionary War, Captain Sinbad Kent, was a notorious pirate. Superboy goes back in time, has an adventure with Sinbad Kent, and proves that he was actually a secret agent working for General Washington. After Superboy returns to the present, this is confirmed by the discovery of a document clearing Sinbad Kent's name, signed by George Washington himself. The Kent family's reputation is redeemed.
Notes
- This issue contains a 3-page featurette:"The Legend of Superboy".
- This issue also contains a reprint of "The Notorious Captain Sinbad Kent!" from Superboy #79
Trivia
- Krypto appears on the cover but does not appear in the story.
See Also
- Discuss Superboy Vol 1 146 on the forums
- Cover gallery for the Superboy series
- Images from Superboy Vol 1 146
