  Recently an alternative description of 2d supergravities in terms of graded
Poisson-Sigma models (gPSM) has been given. As pointed out previously by the
present authors a certain subset of gPSMs can be interpreted as "genuine"
supergravity, fulfilling the well-known limits of supergravity, albeit deformed
by the dilaton field. In our present paper we show that precisely that class of
gPSMs corresponds one-to-one to the known dilaton supergravity superfield
theories presented a long time ago by Park and Strominger. Therefore, the
unique advantages of the gPSM approach can be exploited for the latter: We are
able to provide the first complete classical solution for any such theory. On
the other hand, the straightforward superfield formulation of the point
particle in a supergravity background can be translated back into the gPSM
frame, where "supergeodesics" can be discussed in terms of a minimal set of
supergravity field degrees of freedom. Further possible applications like the
(almost) trivial quantization are mentioned.
