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| − | A young boy from [[Titan]] sent in October 1954 to Earth to "gain the confidence of all earthlings and learn the location of their secret weapons", so he could "sabotage their weapons so that [the] Titanian spaceships can invade and enslave the Earth." Like all Titanians, he has telepathic abilities, flight, heat-vision, and the power to generate concentrated heat or cold from their bodies. By helping | + | A young boy from [[Titan]] sent in October 1954 to Earth to "gain the confidence of all earthlings and learn the location of their secret weapons", so he could "sabotage their weapons so that [the] Titanian spaceships can invade and enslave the Earth." Like all Titanians, he has telepathic abilities, flight, heat-vision, and the power to generate concentrated heat or cold from their bodies. By helping [[Superboy]] do super-feats, Kral gains the confidence of the Kent's household, the citizens of Smallville, and the scientific community. He plans to trap Superboy on Titan, but at the last moment he remembers fondly the warm treatment he has received on Earth, so he deceives his fellow Titanians that all earthlinsg have super-powers like Superboy, and the planned invasion is called off (Adv No. 205, Oct 1954: "The Journey of the Second Superboy!"). |
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| + | In contrast to this account, later chronicles of [[Saturn Girl]] and [[Saturn Queen]] ascribe only powerful mental and telapathic qualities to people from Titan and Saturn. | ||
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Revision as of 13:24, 14 September 2006
Kral
A young boy from Titan sent in October 1954 to Earth to "gain the confidence of all earthlings and learn the location of their secret weapons", so he could "sabotage their weapons so that [the] Titanian spaceships can invade and enslave the Earth." Like all Titanians, he has telepathic abilities, flight, heat-vision, and the power to generate concentrated heat or cold from their bodies. By helping Superboy do super-feats, Kral gains the confidence of the Kent's household, the citizens of Smallville, and the scientific community. He plans to trap Superboy on Titan, but at the last moment he remembers fondly the warm treatment he has received on Earth, so he deceives his fellow Titanians that all earthlinsg have super-powers like Superboy, and the planned invasion is called off (Adv No. 205, Oct 1954: "The Journey of the Second Superboy!").
In contrast to this account, later chronicles of Saturn Girl and Saturn Queen ascribe only powerful mental and telapathic qualities to people from Titan and Saturn.
