Superboy #3 is an issue of the series Superboy (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 1949.
Synopsis for "Superboy's Hall of Fame"
When his classmates scoff at the existence of boy heroes such as Walter, the Dutch boy at the dike, Casabianca, or William Tell's son, Superboy goes back in time, lends a helping hand to the youths, and proves they did exist.
Appearing in "Superboy's Hall of Fame"
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- Gessler (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Walter (Single appearance)
- Casabianca (Single appearance)
- William Tell
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Synopsis for "Superboy, Bodyguard!"
When wealthy Victor Harley hires Superboy to be temporary bodyguard to his spoiled son Hubert, the Boy of Steel teaches Hubert a lesson in humility, wrecks the plans of a swindler, and earns a tract of land for a youngsters' playground.
Appearing in "Superboy, Bodyguard!"
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- Victor Flaine (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Hubert Harley (Single appearance)
- Wallace Harley (Single appearance)
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Synopsis for "Superboy's Great Amateur Hour!"
When the Maestro, a criminal, tries a talent-scout swindling scheme on Smallville youth and wealthy Wordsworth Mint tries to further sabotage his rivals' chances, contestant Clark Kent, as himself and Superboy, sets things to rights and teaches Wordsworth a well-deserved lesson.
Appearing in "Superboy's Great Amateur Hour!"
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- Maestro (Single appearance)
- Taps (Single appearance)
- Canary (Single appearance)
- Biceps (Single appearance)
- Mahout (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Mrs. Montgomery Mint (Single appearance)
- Wordsworth Mint (Single appearance)
- Artie Barnes (Single appearance)
- Sally Webster (Single appearance)
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