This one is Rovo the Mighty Dog, canine companion to Mighty Boy II an alien hero from the planet Zumoor who appeared in Superboy Vol. I #85 (Dec, 1960). Both Mighty Boy and Rovo gained super powers...[See More]

Okay, here comes yet another figure in my Silver and Bronze Age Superboy collection, Dev-Em the Knave From Krypton! Dev-Em was a Kryptonian Juvenile Delinquent who bedeviled the Boy of Steel in...[See More]

So, I since I was making a lot of classic Silver/Bronze Age Smallville characters, I figured that I should do one of Pa Kent himself, good old Jonathan. To do Jonathan, I got a hold of a DC Universe...[See More]

Okay, this one is a little bit of an obscure one. From Superman (Vol. I) #137 we have Super Bully, the teenage identity of the Superman Villain Super Menace. He only appeared once, in that issue,...[See More]

Okay, here goes. From Superboy Vol. I #72 (April, 1959) we have Rebello, an imperfect Superboy Robot who was created accidentally by the Boy of Steel as a "perfect" duplicate, but somehow Superboy...[See More]

So, since I wanted to try and round out some more of Superboy's classic adversaries from the Silver Age, I decided to do this character from issue #119 (March, 1965), Dr. Diablo. Dr. Diablo was a...[See More]

Okay, here comes yet another figure in my Silver and Bronze Age Superboy collection, Stasis! Stasis was a colorfully clad gangster who attempted to extort protection money from Smallville's business...[See More]

Okay, here comes yet another entry in my Silver and Bronze Age Superboy collection, the Operation Counter Invasion Aliens. These three alien conquerors appeared in one episode of the 1966-1969...[See More]

Okay, here comes yet another figure in my Silver and Bronze Age Superboy collection, Police Chief Douglas Parker! Police Chief Douglas Parker was the police chief of Smallville and a good friend and...[See More]

Okay, here comes yet another figure in my Silver and Bronze Age Superboy collection, Cyber! Cyber was a diminutive pink-skinned alien criminal with an over-sized cranium from an unknown planet who...[See More]

Okay, in keeping with my love of all things Superboy, I decided to tackle yet another one-time adversary of the Boy of Steel, this time one of the Bigfoot Creatures from DC Super-Stars #12, cover...[See More]

Okay, I'm a BIIIIIIIIIIG fan of the old New Adventures of Superboy comic series from the 1980's. In issue 49, cover dated January 1984, we are introduced to a villain called Turlock the Berzerker, an...[See More]

Okay, here comes yet another figure in my Silver and Bronze Age Superboy collection, William Wright! William Wright was a short, meek and mild teacher with dreams of making it big until he stumbled...[See More]

Okay, here comes yet another figure in my Silver and Bronze Age Superboy collection, Don Blake (and yes, before you say it, I know how ridiculous it must have been for readers back in the early...[See More]

Another figure for my classic Superboy collection...the Ringmaster!!!! The Ringmaster made one appearance alongside his henchmen Grillo, Loop, Musculo, and Sloop as the leader of a group called “The...[See More]

Okay, here comes yet another figure in my Silver and Bronze Age Superboy collection, the Brain! The Brain (not to be confused with the Doom Patrol villain of the same name) was a short, bald-headed...[See More]

Okay, here comes yet another figure in my Silver and Bronze Age Superboy collection, the Kryptonite Dog! The Kryptonite Dog was the canine companion to the Kryptonite Kid, a telepathic alien...[See More]

This one is Mighty Boy II an alien hero from the planet Zumoor who appeared in Superboy Vol. I #85 (Dec, 1960). He was aided by Rovo the Mighty Dog and both gained super powers from the yellow light...[See More]

Okay, here goes. From Superboy Vol. I #1 (March/April 1949) we have Mighty Boy I, a youth named Reuben who is tricked by an unscrupulous carnival showman to appear as the world's strongest boy. All...[See More]

This one is Dworn the Super-Weakling from Space, an alien youth who appeared in Superboy Vol. I #65 (June, 1958) and possessed the ability to turn objects into gold but is weaker than normal humans....[See More]

This one was inspired by a character who first appeared back in the Silver Age of comics in issue #109 of Superboy (First Series), Swifty the Superdog. Given a serum and a spare green cape by...[See More]

Okay, here goes. I needed a few more villains for my custom Superboy figure collection. So, back re-reading New Adventures of Superboy, I came across issue #48 in which Lex Luthor uses a device...[See More]

Okay, here goes. I needed a few more members of Superboy's supporting cast from the old comics for my custom Superboy figure collection. So, who better than Professor Lewis Lang, Superboy's...[See More]

This one was inspired by several issues of New Adventures of Superboy back in the Bronze Age of comics back in the 1980's when Krypto the Superdog assumed his secret identity as Clark Kent's dog...[See More]

Okay, here goes. I needed a few more villains for my custom Superboy figure collection. So, back re-reading the original run of Superboy (first series), I came across a super-powered villain called...[See More]

Okay, here goes. I wanted a custom Superboy figure in his VERY short-lived costume from the back-up story in The New Adventures of Superboy #18 entitled "Day of the Costume Change!" In this story,...[See More]

Another figure for my classic Superboy collection...Zatara the Magician!!!! Zatanna's magician father, John Zatara encountered Superboy on two separate occasions in the Bronze Age of comics (once...[See More]

As much as I liked the Silver Age Superboy figure that we got in the Superboy/Supergirl box set, I always hated the fact that the cape was hard plastic. So, keeping that in mind, when the Crisis...[See More]

This one was inspired by several issues of Superboy back in the Silver Age when Pete Ross was temporarily granted Superboy's powers and had to act in his stead. It was a pretty straight-forward,...[See More]

Okay, this one is a bit of an involved custom. First, I removed the upper body from the "Grave" Spike figure, and tossed it into the fodder bin as all I needed was the lower body and legs. Using my...[See More]