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** In ''ComicBook/Superboy1980'' issue #31 (July, 1982), Jonathan Kent gives Clark a few boxing lessons, after Superboy fails to stop villain Pulsar, realizing Clark had never really learned about such self-defense/fighting methods...except that ''ComicBook/AdventureComics'' #273 (June, 1960) and ''ComicBook/Superboy1949'' #161 (December, 1969) showed that Superboy already knew how boxing.
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* ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperheroes'': ''ComicBook/LegionOfThreeWorlds'' mostly does a good job in keeping track of the different Legions. However, the flashback to their ForgottenFirstMeeting is meant to show the Legions as they were in their respective early days, and while it gets most of them right, it shows Reboot Brainiac 5 looking the same as he does in the "present"; short hair, Brainiac-logo forehead disks, and a costume with black sides and a purple front. In the early post-Zero Hour years he had shoulder-length hair, no disks, and his costume colours were reversed. And the scene also shows Kid Quantum I and Leviathan, who both died before Brainy got his cosmic makeover in ''LSH'' #104.
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* ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperheroes'': ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperheroes'':
** The Threeboot incarnation of Colossal Boy was initially established to come from a planet of giants and have the power to shrink to the size of a normal human being, his actual codename being Micro Lad while the other Legionnaires insist on calling him Colossal Boy anyway. This was disregarded in Jim Shooter's run, which instead followed the original incarnation of Colossal Boy where he was an Earth inhabitant with the power to become a giant.
** ''ComicBook/LegionOfThreeWorlds'' mostly does a good job in keeping track of the different Legions. However, the flashback to their ForgottenFirstMeeting is meant to show the Legions as they were in their respective early days, and while it gets most of them right, it shows Reboot Brainiac 5 looking the same as he does in the "present"; short hair, Brainiac-logo forehead disks, and a costume with black sides and a purple front. In the early post-Zero Hour years he had shoulder-length hair, no disks, and his costume colours were reversed. And the scene also shows Kid Quantum I and Leviathan, who both died before Brainy got his cosmic makeover in ''LSH'' #104.
** The Threeboot incarnation of Colossal Boy was initially established to come from a planet of giants and have the power to shrink to the size of a normal human being, his actual codename being Micro Lad while the other Legionnaires insist on calling him Colossal Boy anyway. This was disregarded in Jim Shooter's run, which instead followed the original incarnation of Colossal Boy where he was an Earth inhabitant with the power to become a giant.
** ''ComicBook/LegionOfThreeWorlds'' mostly does a good job in keeping track of the different Legions. However, the flashback to their ForgottenFirstMeeting is meant to show the Legions as they were in their respective early days, and while it gets most of them right, it shows Reboot Brainiac 5 looking the same as he does in the "present"; short hair, Brainiac-logo forehead disks, and a costume with black sides and a purple front. In the early post-Zero Hour years he had shoulder-length hair, no disks, and his costume colours were reversed. And the scene also shows Kid Quantum I and Leviathan, who both died before Brainy got his cosmic makeover in ''LSH'' #104.
