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Superboy & the Legion of Super-Heroes, #250 British

Published: April 1979

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Story Featuring Legion of Super-Heroes

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cover background composed of old Superboy covers

This Is the Day the Universe Dies!

Story Featuring Legion of Super-Heroes

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Chameleon Boy announces that Ultra Boy was framed for the murder of An Ryd, but before the full truth comes out the Legion must deal with the threat of Omega, a giant creature claiming to be the embodiment of all the hate in the universe.

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Pages 1-13 of a 19 page story. Story originally intended for a Superboy & the Legion of Super-Heroes Spectacular in the DC Special Series. Reworking for appearance here caused Jim Starlin to request having his name taken off.

The Golden Treasure

Story Featuring Wonder Woman , Ad Featuring Hostess Twinkies

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Wonder Woman is stunned in an ambush, but the Hostess Twinkies she has with her distract the criminals long enough for her to recover and capture them.

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[This Is the Day the Universe Dies!] Chapter Two: Madman in Our Midst!

Story Featuring Legion of Super-Heroes

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Brainiac 5 is revealed as the creator of Omega and the person who framed Ultra Boy. The Legion prepares for the final battle with Omega after locking their insane friend away.

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Pages 14-19 of a 19 page story. Story continues in the following issue.

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Statement of October 1, 1978 Average number of copies sold during preceding 12 months (total paid circulation): 141,277 Actual number sold for issue nearest filing date (total paid circulation): 204,473 Owner: DC Comics, Inc., wholly owned by Warner Communications, Inc., a publicly-held company, both at 75 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10019

Letter Column Featuring The Legion Outpost

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Letters submitted by Al Schroeder III; Beppe Sabatini; Ed Via; Bill Keller; Sheryl Fuller.

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