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- Don C. Cameron (signed as Jerry Siegel)
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- Ira Yarbrough (signed as Joe Shuster)
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- George Roussos (signed as Joe Shuster)
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- Genre
- superhero
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- Superman [Clark Kent]; Susie Tompkins (Lois Lane's niece); Lois Lane; Perry White; Hank Beaker; Tug Graff; Sparky Hahn; Beaker Beales
- Synopsis
- The wild stories that Susie relates to Lois and Clark pique the interest of Superman, who discovers one of her crazy stories happens to be true!
- Reprints
Story gives the impression this is Superman's first meeting with Susie, but she actually appeared in Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #59. Credits from Siegel's records: Siegel and Shuster v. National Comics Publications, Inc. et al., case no. 1099 (Westchester Cty. Sup. Ct. 1947).
- Script
- Joe Samachson ?
- Pencils
- Mort Meskin (signed as Mort Morton Jr.)
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- Joe Kubert (signed as Joe)
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- That prize package of the underworld, Duke Daggett...
- Genre
- adventure; superhero; western-frontier
- Characters
- Vigilante [Greg Sanders]; Stuff, the Chinatown Kid; Duke Daggett (crook); Pierrepont Vanderhof; The Earl of Bullingthrow; Marshall Pettibone
- Synopsis
- Stuff grooms his dog to enter into a big dog show, hoping to win the $10,000 prize. Gangster Duke Daggett has the same idea. Swanky contestants hand over entrance fees to the steward, and Daggett's gang decide to rob one of them at home. Stuff overhears them and tells Greg. That evening, as the crooks are holding guns on the Vanderhofs, Vigilante and Stuff interrupt. Much to everybody's surprise (except Stuff himself) Stuff's dog walks away with the first prize. They decide to donate the $10,000 to the Allied War Chest.
Script credit from Bob Hughes.
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House ad featuring cover repros from Batman (DC, 1940 series) #20, Leading Comics (DC, 1941 series) #8, All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #18, Boy Commandos (DC, 1942 series) #5, Green Lantern (DC, 1941 series) #9, Mutt & Jeff (DC, 1939 series) #11, Wonder Woman (DC, 1942 series) #7, and All-Flash (DC, 1941 series) #12.
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- Gosh...Y'read Boy Commandos...
House ad for Boy Commandos (DC, 1942 series) #5, with a partial cover repro.
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- Josette Frank
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- typeset
Review of The Sea Snake by Stephen W. Meader, illustrated by Edward Shenton.
- Script
- Joseph Greene
- Pencils
- Bernard Baily (credited, signed)
- Inks
- Bernard Baily (credited, signed)
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- In a war, a rash act can be almost as disastrous as treason!
- Genre
- adventure; war
- Characters
- Americommando [Tex Thomson]
- Synopsis
- Americommando is at Pacific base headquarters when a message comes through from the marines holding a strategic position on an island stronghold. A convoy is en route with supplies and reinforcements, but there is no way to contact the island. Americommando flies to deliver a message, but is shot from the skies and picked up by a Japanese battleship, which he manages to blow up.
Script credit from Jerry Bails via Craig Delich. Artist signature in final panel.
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- Sure -- I know we're upside down!
House ad for Leading Comics (DC, 1941 series) #9, with partial cover repro.
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- Tom Trent
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