Adventure Comics, #343

Published: April 1966

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Adventure Comics #343

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Issue Contents:
The Evil Hand of the Luck Lords!
1 page superhero
Characters
  • Legion of Super-Heroes [Superboy
  • Lightning Lad
  • Duo Damsel]
  • Bouncing Boy
  • Star Boy
Credits
The Evil Hand of the Luck Lords!
Story 1 8 pages superhero
Storyline

The Legionnaires fear they are victims of bad luck.

Characters
  • Legion of Super-Heroes [Sun Boy
  • Brainiac 5
  • Invisible Kid
  • Saturn Girl
  • Lightning Lad
  • Cosmic Boy
  • Chameleon Boy
  • Light Lass
  • Duo Damsel
  • Element Lad
  • Shrinking Violet]
  • Legion of Super-Pets [Proty II
  • Krypto
  • Comet
  • Streaky]
  • Star Boy
  • Bouncing Boy
  • Calamity King
Credits
Story 2 1 page

"Mom, I borrowed your roll of cellophane tape. Okay?"

Storyline

how to match paint colors

Characters
  • Cap
Story 3 1 page
Story 4 1 page
Story Notes

Letters from George Denissoff, David Truesdale, Dan Solla, Bill Hawkins, Richard Rufo, Bill Cummings, Arleen A. Abramowitz, Michael Capobianco, Philip Cobb, Mike Pigg, Michael E. Colby, Veronica Brown, David Blank, Melissa Cook, Carol Ann Wendover.

What's Your B. Q.?
Story 5 1 page advocacy
Part II: The Secret of the Luck Lords
Story 6 8 pages superhero
Storyline

Saturn Girl travels to Thaun to consult with the Luck Lords about the Legion's bad luck, and the Legion follows her and discovers the truth.

Characters
  • Legion of Super-Heroes [Cosmic Boy
  • Lightning Lad
  • Duo Damsel
  • Star Boy
  • Shrinking Violet
  • Element Lad
  • Invisible Kid
  • Matter-Eater Lad
  • Saturn Girl]
  • Legion of Super-Pets [Proty II
  • Comet
  • Krypto
  • Streaky
  • Beppo]
  • Star Boy
Credits
Pete Ross' Super-Secret!
Story 7 9 pages superhero
Storyline

Pete Ross discovers Superboy's secret identity.

Characters
  • Superboy
Credits
Story Notes

"A Hall of Fame Classic." Binder script credit provided by Allen Ross from an autographed copy of this issue. However, O'Hearn and Hughes agree the script is by Bernstein.