Art previously credited to Joe Shuster, but this looks far more like Boring.
The "S" symbol first appears on Superman's cape. Oddity: Superman is overcome by a sheet of flame and states that he nearly perished in a burning cabin. Some notes & synopsis added by Craig Delich.
Paul Cassidy is credited with adding the "S" symbol to the cape (but it only appears in some panels and not others), and the pencils and inks here look like his work. Note in particular the odd flying poses of Superman in panels one and five of the final page, which are characteristic of Cassidy. He claimed that Siegel and Shuster gave both he and Wayne Boring free reign to interpret the scripts as they liked.
Printed in red, black and white. Last appearance.
Continued in next issue. Writer credit added by Craig Delich.
Text story with illustrations.
Letterer credit added by Craig Delich.
Letterer credit added by Craig Delich.
Pages includes several small ads from stamps dealers.
Printed in red, black and white.