Next Phase Is This
This was my favourite episode of Superboy. Time travel, brilliant, even though they tried it in season one. Awesome. We see two androids travel back from the fiuture. One good, the other bad. One came to pull off a Terminator style killing on Superboy and the other to stop the first. Clark eventually outsmarted the…
Superboy may be a half an hour show but it’s quite interesting and cool. In this episode we see that an ancient evil has escaped his confinement and has possessed Seth,ca young man that Lana has been dating. He kills the host making Lana sad. Superboy intervenes after it attacked Andy and then Superboy enters…
So Lex gets the better of Superboy twice in this episode and surprise, Clark Kent appears only once in this episode. Lex and Darla spray Superboy with a weird as and it enhances his powers and make him near radioactive, burning through everything he comes near or into closely. Luckily the professor figues out a…
So Ady’s dad is an ex-con and now a deadly computer is after him and Andy. It wants to live and it even killed his creator. There’s everything wrong here. It kidnapped Andy and forced his dad to do his bidding and then he wanted to kill him. Superboy intervened and destroyed the death machine…
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“Jump Around” is an immortal, hard-hitting 1992 hip-hop and rap-rock masterpiece by Irish-American trio House of Pain that remains one of the greatest party-starting tracks ever recorded. Produced by DJ Muggs of Cypress Hill, the track features an iconic, chaotic production built on a driving drum loop from Harlem Shuffle, a heavy jazz bassline, and…
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Superboy and Lana, a couple? Say it ain’t so! Myxtikpilk is back and someone is hunting him down for imprisoning him in another realm. Now the only way out is for Superboy and Lana to be married and be his parents. They do so unofficially, to trick the oaf into letting him live. They almost…
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