Mix matching my 2 current interests because why the hell not!!

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Mix matching my 2 current interests because why the hell not!!
It turns out the best-ever image of a Super carrying a Bat was published in 1975.
From "The Story of Superman, Junior" in Action Comics #232, September 1957. Curt Swan pencils, Stan Kaye inks.
Info from Grand Comics Database
requesting Bronze age Supersons (Superman Jr & Batman Jr)
i hope these are the guys you wanted
nobody:
kal: if not son then why son shaped
The one-shot Sins of Youth: Superman Jr & Superboy Sr was published with a cover date of May 2000. The issue was part of the Sins of Youth Event. The adult Superboy turned himself over to the Agenda with promise they would heal an injured teenage Superman Jr. ("The Adventures of Superboy... When He Was a Man", Sins of Youth: Superman Jr & Superboy Sr, DC Comic Event)
I really like the titans west and it's weird that we never had other variations of that concept.
(solo #7)
For example there is this junior justice league that I don't think ever appears again (to be fair this is a post-crisis book so it doesn't really work but these are all earth-1 characters).
Here's a list of sidekicks that were all active during the fab five original tenure.
Kara Zor-El - supergirl
Diana Dare - queen arrow
Linda Reed - girl archer
Johnny Kirk - superman, Jr
T'omm J'onzz (idk maybe he is like ghost or something)
Arisia Rrab - green lantern
Harold Jordan - airwave
Jimmy Olsen - chose any name honestly, I like to think of him as having in internship with Elongated man and being elastic lad
Plastic Man and JLA, Jr. by Carlo Barberi