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| Synopsis1 = Before Jonathan and Martha Kent found and adopted baby Kal-El, they took in a juvenile delinquent, Cory Renwald, and reformed him into a model citizen. Years later, Renwald has become a double agent for the United States intelligence community, and encounters Superboy on a mission with two Russian agents. |
| Synopsis1 = Before Jonathan and Martha Kent found and adopted baby Kal-El, they took in a juvenile delinquent, Cory Renwald, and reformed him into a model citizen. Years later, Renwald has become a double agent for the United States intelligence community, and encounters Superboy on a mission with two Russian agents. |
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Revision as of 13:52, 21 July 2009
Superboy (Volume 2) #19 is an issue of the series Superboy (Volume 2) with a cover date of July, 1981.
Synopsis for "Zero Hour For The Kents"
Before Jonathan and Martha Kent found and adopted baby Kal-El, they took in a juvenile delinquent, Cory Renwald, and reformed him into a model citizen. Years later, Renwald has become a double agent for the United States intelligence community, and encounters Superboy on a mission with two Russian agents.
Appearing in "Zero Hour For The Kents"
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Synopsis for "The Scrambled Egg Hunt"
Appearing in "The Scrambled Egg Hunt"
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