"The Legionnaires Who Never Were"
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Bouncing Boy (classic)
Chameleon Boy (classic)
Chemical King (classic)
Colossal Boy (classic)
Cosmic Boy (classic)
Dream Girl (classic)
Duo Damsel (classic)
Element Lad (classic)
Invisible Kid (Lyle) (classic)
Karate Kid (Val) (classic)
Light Lass (classic)
Lightning Lad (classic)
Matter-Eater Lad (classic)
Mon-El (classic)
Phantom Girl (classic)
Prince Projectur
Princess/Queen Projectra (classic)
Saturn Girl (classic)
Saturn Lad
Shadow Lass (classic)
Shrinking Violet (classic)
Star Boy (classic)
Sun Boy (classic)
Supergirl (classic)
Timber Wolf (classic)
Ultra Boy (classic)
Bouncing Boy (classic)
Chemical King (classic)
Colossal Boy (classic)
Cosmic Boy (classic)
Element Lad (classic)
Invisible Kid (Lyle) (classic)
Karate Kid (Val) (classic)
Lightning Lad (classic)
Matter-Eater Lad (classic)
Mon-El (classic)
Saturn Lad
Star Boy (classic)
Sun Boy (classic)
Timber Wolf (classic)
Ultra Boy (classic) 
Get-a-Life Boy saysLast issue of the Legion's run in Action Comics.
This story is often mis-remembered as an alternate version of the Legion. In reality, it was a hoax, with Brainiac 5 and Sun Boy playing parts of the male Prince Projectur and Saturn Lad. Saturn Girl presented the false "alternate world" theory as part of the hoax.
This misconception is perhaps strengthened by the appearance of a Legion Headquarters that's totally non-canonical.
Brainy and Dirk sure seemed to have fun in drag, didn't they? And I can't forget the mental picture of physical affection between Karate Kid and Prince Projectur, or Lightning Lad and Saturn Lad.
Legion statuette images and some costume variation images created by Jim Gallagher, based on Curt Swan's sketches.
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