A couple of
Smallville hoods fresh out of prison decide to get revenge on
Police Chief Parker. So, since their cellmate was a dog trainer (
!), they decide to train a random to to become "
a killer" and slay Parker.
Seriously,
this kind of stuff is going on in Smallville, and
none of ends up on the damned TV show?
WTF?
Well, you can't have dog-related crime without
Krypto getting involved. And when the goombas try to erase the evidence...





Good. Dog.
From The New Adventures of Superboy #22 (1981)
4 comments:
Krypto is good, no doubt about it...but he's no Rex the Wonder Dog.
I always enjoy telling my non-comic-reader friends how Krypto has a secret identity, Skippy and how he has to "dye" his back...it makes me smile.
At least he finally had his own cartoon show. He earned it.
Weird, I don't recall this epic at all. And I loved that 'electrifing' book.
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