Kriss-Kross Krypton
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| − | A board game purchased by [[Lana Lang]] and played with her father ([[Professor Lewis Lang]]). Using figurines, drawn cards, and following a path, the game emphasizes particular singular powers of [[Superboy]]. | + | A board game purchased by [[Lana Lang]] and played with her father ([[Professor Lewis Lang]]) to help take his mind of work-related stress. Using figurines, drawn cards, and following a path, the game emphasizes particular singular powers of [[Superboy]]. |
| − | Monitoring the game from afar, Superboy solves real-life problems that mirror the game situations, astounding Lana and | + | Monitoring the game from afar, Superboy solves real-life problems that mirror the game situations, astounding Lana and and her father and leading them to believe that the Game of Kriss-Kross Krypton actually has a mysterious power over the actions of Superboy. The riddle has a relaxing effect on Professor Lang. (SB No. 60/3, Oct 1957: "The Game of Kriss-Kross Krypton") |
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Revision as of 00:17, 5 June 2006
Kriss-Kross Krypton
A board game purchased by Lana Lang and played with her father (Professor Lewis Lang) to help take his mind of work-related stress. Using figurines, drawn cards, and following a path, the game emphasizes particular singular powers of Superboy.
Monitoring the game from afar, Superboy solves real-life problems that mirror the game situations, astounding Lana and and her father and leading them to believe that the Game of Kriss-Kross Krypton actually has a mysterious power over the actions of Superboy. The riddle has a relaxing effect on Professor Lang. (SB No. 60/3, Oct 1957: "The Game of Kriss-Kross Krypton")
