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DC Comics 1996. Superboy Issues 25-30.
Losin' It: Parts 1 to 6. "Whom the Gods would Destroy!" Story by Karl Kesel. Art by Tom Grummett, Jeff Moy, Dean Zachary, J. Calafiore, Doug Hazlewood, Keith Champagne, Dan Davis, and John Lowe. The Female Furies of Apokalips have arrived on Earth and their looking for an old friend, Knockout. Includes pin-ups by Christian Alamy, Craig Hamilton and Ray Snyder, Mike Parobeck and Ande Parks, Humberto Ramos and Wayne Faucher, and Dusty Abell and John Dell. Tom McCraw provides color for all pin-ups.
Strange Bedfellows!" When a giant crab beast rises out of the sea, the only thing standing in its way is Hawaii's own dynamic duo - Superboy and Knockout. And, who is that plotting and scheming from the shadows?
Ensnared!" Superboy and Knockout are wanted by the law and go on the run. Things get worse when the daughter of one of Superman's most tenacious villains decides this is the perfect moment to strike.
Guest-starring Supergirl and Sparx. Novin. Supergirl arrives in Hawaii to knock some sense into the Teen of Steel. However, she'll have to get past the powerhouse warrior known as Knockout first.
Imminent Eruption!" When a gigantic volcanic rock rises out of the sea, a team of scientist disembark to investigate. When they go missing Superboy and Knockout disembark to investigate.
It's the startling conclusion to "Losin' It," and the conclusion to Karl Kesel and Tom Grummett's run on the Teen of Steel. Has Superboy lost his mind, and has Knockout finally revealed her true colors?
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