Adventure Comics (1938 series) (DC) #80

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Sequence Number	0	0
Title
Unofficial Title?	No	No
Type	cover	cover
Feature	Sandman, The	Sandman, The
Genre	superhero	superhero
Job Number
Script
No Script	X	X
Pencils	Jack Kirby (signed as Kirby)	Jack Kirby (signed as Kirby)
No Pencils
Inks	Joe Simon? (signed as Simon)	Joe Simon? (signed as Simon)
No Inks
Colors	?	?
No Colors
Letters	?	?
No Letters
Editing
No Editing	X	X
Page Count	1	1
Page Count Uncertain	No	No
Characters	The Sandman; Sandy; Starman [inset].	The Sandman; Sandy; Starman (inset)
Synopsis
Reprint Notes	in Forever People, The (DC, 1971 series) #7 (February-March, 1972) in The Sandman by Joe Simon & Jack Kirby (DC, 2009 series) #nn.	in Forever People, The (DC, 1971 series) #7 (February-March, 1972) in Sandman by Joe Simon & Jack Kirby, The (DC, 2009 series) #nn in Golden Age Starman Archives, The (DC, 2000 series) #2 (2009)
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Sequence 1

Field	Previous	Change / Next
Sequence Number	1	1
Title	The Man Who Couldn't Sleep	The Man Who Couldn't Sleep
Unofficial Title?	No	No
Type	comic story	comic story
Feature	The Sandman	Sandman, The
Genre	superhero	superhero
Job Number
Script	Jack Kirby (signed)	Jack Kirby (signed)
No Script
Pencils	Jack Kirby (signed)	Jack Kirby (signed)
No Pencils
Inks	Joe Simon? (signed)	Joe Simon? (signed)
No Inks
Colors	?	?
No Colors
Letters	Howard Ferguson	Howard Ferguson
No Letters
Editing
No Editing	X	X
Page Count	10	10
Page Count Uncertain	No	No
Characters	The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]; Felix Black (villain); Blackie (villain); Smokey (villain); Nick Parks.	The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Sandy [Sandy Hawkins]; Felix Black (villain); Blackie (villain); Smokey (villain); Nick Parks
Synopsis	The Sandman is able to assist a new criminal who suffers from the lack of sleep and has taken up crime only because he hasn't had a wink of sleep in 40 years, and needs something to occupy the long nights!	The Sandman is able to assist a new criminal who suffers from the lack of sleep and has taken up crime only because he hasn't had a wink of sleep in 40 years, and needs something to occupy the long nights!
Reprint Notes	in Forever People, The (DC, 1971 series) #7 (February-March 1972) in Adventure Comics (DC, 1938 series) #491 (September 1982) in The Sandman by Joe Simon & Jack Kirby (DC, 2009 series) #nn.	in Forever People, The (DC, 1971 series) #7 (February-March 1972) in Adventure Comics (DC, 1938 series) #491 (September 1982) in Sandman by Joe Simon & Jack Kirby, The (DC, 2009 series) #nn
Notes	Some info and modified synopsis added by Craig Delich 2009-12-9.
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Sequence 2

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Sequence Number	2	2
Title	The Time-Machine Crime	The Time-Machine Crime
Unofficial Title?	No	No
Type	comic story	comic story
Feature	Starman	Starman
Genre	superhero	superhero
Job Number
Script	?	?
No Script
Pencils	Jack Burnley; Mort Meskin (page 10 panels 3-7, page 11)	Jack Burnley; Mort Meskin (page 10 panels 3-7, page 11)
No Pencils
Inks	Jack Burnley; ? (page 10 panels 3-7, page 11)	Jack Burnley; George Roussos (page 10 panels 3-7, page 11)
No Inks
Colors	Raymond Perry	Raymond Perry
No Colors
Letters	?	?
No Letters
Editing
No Editing	X	X
Page Count	11	11
Page Count Uncertain	No	No
Characters	Starman [Ted Knight]	Starman [Ted Knight]; Statler (villain); Noggin (villain); Four-Eyes (villain); William Shakespeare
Synopsis		A gang uses a professor's time machine to travel into the past and bring William Shakespeare into the present, and use his ideas to commit crimes.
Reprint Notes		in Golden Age Starman Archives, The (DC, 2000 series) #2 (2009)
Notes		The letterer is different on page 10 panels 3-7 and page 11 from the rest of the story; inker credit revised from ? to George Roussos by Craig Delich 2009-12-24.
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3. Adventure of the Desperate Dragons (Shining Knight) comic story, 11p

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4. The Enigma of the Absent-Minded Artists (Genius Jones) comic story, 8p

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5. Man Trap Island (Manhunter) comic story, 9p

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6. The Case of the Sponsored Crooks (Hourman and Thorndyke, the Minute Man) comic story, 8p

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Comments

Commenter	Comment	Revision	Timestamp	Old State	New State
Craig Delich	Editing		2009-12-24 20:44:30	Available	Editing
Craig Delich	I made the change from Raymond Perry to ? for the colorist. While Perry colored perhaps 90% of the DC golden age stories, we don't know for certain he did this one.		2009-12-24 20:58:46	Editing	Editing
Craig Delich			2009-12-24 20:59:58	Editing	Pending Review
Henry Andrews			2009-12-25 01:24:07	Pending Review	Under Review
Henry Andrews	Sending back as requested until the Perry question is resolved. The system will record that you changed the inker credit on this date, but if you think it's important to explain the source of that particular change (i.e. you) in the notes then I'm fine with that. Everything else is fine (as is that note, I just thought I'd point it out).		2009-12-25 21:30:54	Under Review	Editing
Craig Delich			2009-12-25 21:50:46	Editing	Under Review
Henry Andrews			2009-12-25 22:28:20	Under Review	Approved

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