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Superboy Vol. 1 (1949) Issue #123
Superboy Vol. 1 (1949) Issue #123
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Superboy’s one-day outlaw roundup in Gulchdale.
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Krypto’s clever humbling of a spoiled brat.
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Egyptian saga with Seth’s Superboy-like heroism.
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Jade scarab’s Kryptonite threat and curse twist.
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Smallville and ancient Egypt’s vivid settings.
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Current: $25–$60 (VG/FN), $120–$250 (VF) on eBay/MyComicShop, driven by Silver Age demand and Krypto’s appeal.
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Trends: Krypto’s fanbase and Superman (2025) film buzz could drive 10–15% price hikes in 6–12 months. High-grade copies may hit $300–$500 in 2–3 years if Egyptian or Kryptonite arcs gain media focus. Comic-Con 2025 news could boost demand.
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Market: Silver Age DC’s high-sales, multi-story issues fuel collector interest.
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Superboy: Hero across eras and towns.
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Krypto: Loyal, lesson-teaching ally.
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Lana Lang: Key to unraveling Egyptian curse.
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Seth, Ahton, Neferti: Tragic Egyptian figures.
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Gulchdale Outlaws (Jack David, Goldy Silver, etc.), Ronnie Vayle: Varied antagonists.
This issue’s outlaw-busting, Krypto’s antics, and Egyptian curse saga, with Papp’s dynamic art, make it a Silver Age gem. Affordable and diverse, it’s a must for Superboy fans. Grab it before DC’s cinematic surge spikes prices!
