Alias

Superboy I
Nick Name

Boy of Steel

Boy of Tomorrow

Last Son of Krypton
Civilian ID
Kal-El

Adopted Name

Clark Joseph Kent
Occupation

Adventurer

Student
Legal Status
Citizen of the United States with no criminal record.
Nation or Planet of Origin
Kryptonopolis, Krypton

Rocketed to Kansas, United States, Earth-1
Group Affiliation
Legion of Superheroes
Base of Operations

Smallville, Kansas
Height
5' 11"
Weight
165 lbs.
Eye Color
Blue
Hair Color
Black
Skin Tone
Caucasian
Known Powers
Solar enhanced biologically typical Kryptonian possessing superhuman strength, speed, agility, stamina, invulnerability, super-sonic flight, laser vision, x-ray vision, macroscopic and microscopic vision, acute senses, hurricane- force and super-cooled breath, ability to live without nutrition, liquid, air or rest for long periods of time and an extremely long life expectancy.

Invulnerability is derived from a biological aura, which can be extended to other objects and beings within close proximity.

Above average intelligence.

 

Note: Superboy is unable to see through the element Lead.

Only known weaknesses are to red solar radiation, Kryptonite radiation, Kryptonian viruses and magic.

Kryptonite is a radioactive element native to the extinct planet Krypton, and depending on its color qualities, effects Superboy in different ways.  Green Kryptonite is deadly.

Xarxas is a Kryptonian virus which causes havoc with the mental reason and abilities of superhuman Kryptonians eventually resulting in coma and then death.
Accessories
Eye Glasses: Eyewear used as disguise in secret identity.

Kryptonian Rocketship: Spacecraft built by Jor-El to transport his son Kal-El to the planet Earth.

Phantom Zone Projector: Projection device created with Kryptonian science; capable of opening a dimension known as the Phantom Zone, where living being exist as ghost like entities capable of seeing the material world, but unable to affect it.
Common Enemies

Bizarro

General Zod I

Humpty Dumpty

Kryptonite Kid

Lex Luthor

Time Trapper
Regularly Appearing

Adventure Comics

More Fun Comics

New Adventures of Superboy

Superboy Vol. 1

Superman Vol. 1
First Appearance

Superman

Action Comics #1 (June, 1938)

Superboy I

More Fun Comics #101 (Jan. - Feb. 1945)
Creator

Superman

Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster

Superboy I

Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster
Origin
Before Krypton's destruction Jor-El rocketed his only son Kal-El to a primitive planet called Earth.  Kal-El was discovered by a Kansas farm couple, John and Martha Kent, who raised the alien as their son Clark.

Developing superhuman powers when exposed to Earth's yellow sun, young Kent became the hero known as Superboy.