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| − | A fat, bald thief with an egg-shaped body who rides on a rocket powered hobby horse and specializes in stealing collectibles. After escaping from [[Superboy]] during their first encounter, he began sending [[Superboy]] clues to his crimes in order to taunt him until [[Superboy]] captured him. (SB No. 6/1 Jan | + | A fat, bald thief with an egg-shaped body who rides on a rocket powered hobby horse and specializes in stealing collectibles. After escaping from [[Superboy]] during their first encounter, he began sending [[Superboy]] clues to his crimes in order to taunt him until [[Superboy]] captured him. (SB No. 6/1, Jan/Feb 1950: "The Hobby Robber!") |
| − | Humpty Dumpty escaped from prison and began stealing dolls. As before he left clues for [[Superboy]] which ultimately allowed the Boy of Steal to capture him. (SB No. 7/2 Mar | + | Humpty Dumpty escaped from prison and began stealing dolls. As before he left clues for [[Superboy]] which ultimately allowed the Boy of Steal to capture him. (SB No. 7/2, Mar/Apr 1950: "Dolls of Danger!") |
| − | Humpty Dupty escaped again and began stealing flags, this time with the assistance of two armed thugs. They forced [[Superboy]] to promise not to contact the policy in any way not even with signal flags by threatening to shoot a hostage in the head. [[Superboy]] tricked Humpty Dumpty into believing that he'd gone back on his word by hoisting a hospitality flag which caused nearby ships to start sailing for Humpty Dumpty's ship; Humpty Dumpty mistakenly believed that these ships were law enforcement vessels and fled. He was soon caputed by [[Superboy]] and returned to prison. (SB No. 8/2 May | + | Humpty Dupty escaped again and began stealing flags, this time with the assistance of two armed thugs. They forced [[Superboy]] to promise not to contact the policy in any way not even with signal flags by threatening to shoot a hostage in the head. [[Superboy]] tricked Humpty Dumpty into believing that he'd gone back on his word by hoisting a hospitality flag which caused nearby ships to start sailing for Humpty Dumpty's ship; Humpty Dumpty mistakenly believed that these ships were law enforcement vessels and fled. He was soon caputed by [[Superboy]] and returned to prison. (SB No. 8/2, May/Jun 1950: "The Flags of Crime!") |
| − | Humpty Dupty escaped yet again and began steeling model boats before being recaptured by [[Superboy]]. (SB No. 9/3 | + | Humpty Dupty escaped yet again and began steeling model boats before being recaptured by [[Superboy]]. (SB No. 9/3, Jul/Aug 1950: "Ship Ahoy, Superboy!" |
| − | Upon his next escape Humpty Dumpty began stealing "famous first." As usual he was captured and returned to prison by [[Superboy]]. (SB No. 11/3 Nov | + | Upon his next escape Humpty Dumpty began stealing "famous first." As usual he was captured and returned to prison by [[Superboy]]. (SB No. 11/3, Nov/Dec 1950: "The Famous First Crimes!") |
| − | Humpty Dumpty was not seen for many years before finally returning to face [[Superboy]] yet again as the Curator. (NSB No. 24/1 | + | Humpty Dumpty was not seen for many years before finally returning to face [[Superboy]] yet again as the Curator. (NSB No. 24/1, Dec 1981: "Blind Boy's Bluff") |
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Revision as of 16:05, 5 May 2005
A fat, bald thief with an egg-shaped body who rides on a rocket powered hobby horse and specializes in stealing collectibles. After escaping from Superboy during their first encounter, he began sending Superboy clues to his crimes in order to taunt him until Superboy captured him. (SB No. 6/1, Jan/Feb 1950: "The Hobby Robber!")
Humpty Dumpty escaped from prison and began stealing dolls. As before he left clues for Superboy which ultimately allowed the Boy of Steal to capture him. (SB No. 7/2, Mar/Apr 1950: "Dolls of Danger!")
Humpty Dupty escaped again and began stealing flags, this time with the assistance of two armed thugs. They forced Superboy to promise not to contact the policy in any way not even with signal flags by threatening to shoot a hostage in the head. Superboy tricked Humpty Dumpty into believing that he'd gone back on his word by hoisting a hospitality flag which caused nearby ships to start sailing for Humpty Dumpty's ship; Humpty Dumpty mistakenly believed that these ships were law enforcement vessels and fled. He was soon caputed by Superboy and returned to prison. (SB No. 8/2, May/Jun 1950: "The Flags of Crime!")
Humpty Dupty escaped yet again and began steeling model boats before being recaptured by Superboy. (SB No. 9/3, Jul/Aug 1950: "Ship Ahoy, Superboy!"
Upon his next escape Humpty Dumpty began stealing "famous first." As usual he was captured and returned to prison by Superboy. (SB No. 11/3, Nov/Dec 1950: "The Famous First Crimes!")
Humpty Dumpty was not seen for many years before finally returning to face Superboy yet again as the Curator. (NSB No. 24/1, Dec 1981: "Blind Boy's Bluff")
