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"Around the World with Superboy": Doris Faris and Fred Leeds, the winners of the "Why I Like Superboy" contest, are brought to Smallville with an airport reception headed by Superboy. The Boy of Steel promises to grant their most heartfelt wishes. Doris says she would like to take a round-

Superboy #7 is an issue of the series Superboy (Volume 1) with a cover date of March, 1950.

Synopsis for "Around the World with Superboy"

Doris Faris and Fred Leeds, the winners of the "Why I Like Superboy" contest, are brought to Smallville with an airport reception headed by Superboy. The Boy of Steel promises to grant their most heartfelt wishes. Doris says she would like to take a round-the-world trip, and Fred wants to see Superboy use all his super-powers. Superboy combines the two, using his powers on a round-the-world trip on which he takes them. He tells them that there is a puzzle connected with the places they visit, and they deduce it at the end...the first letters of Formosa, Rhodesia, Etah, Donghoi, Dera Bust, Old Faithful, Rio de Janeiro, Iran, and Smallville spell out FRED and DORIS.

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Synopsis for "Dolls of Danger!"

Humpty Dumpty breaks jail and tries to confound Superboy with a series of doll thefts for his collection, but the Boy of Steel prevails and recaptures him.

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Synopsis for "The Man Who Knew Superboy's Secret Identity!"

Reporter Pete Bates thinks he has determined Superboy's secret identity to be Clark Kent from clues left behind in the late curiosity-seeker Rod Rudley's notebook, but Clark manages to convince Bates that he is wrong.

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  • Pete Bates (Single appearance)

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