Action Comics, #177

Published: February 1953

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Issue Contents:
The Anti-Superman Weapon

Story Featuring Superman

"You've destroyed all my secret weapons, Superman..."

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Superboy Talks About... "The Holiday Spirit!"

Story Featuring Superboy

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Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Anti-Superman Weapon

Story Featuring Superman

"But, "General"...Superman's crushing our newest weapons!"

Storyline

The General uses weapons designed by the Nazis but never completed to conduct daring robberies.

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Story Featuring Varsity Vic

"Pardon me. You look like a decent sort of chap..."

I Rode with the Outlaw Cameleers

Story Featuring Congo Bill

"We are doomed!"

Storyline

Bill captures a group of caravan raiders by using kittens to frighten their camels.

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Story Featuring Jerry the Jitterbug

"Everybody's going to this costume ball..."

The Children from Space!

Story Featuring Tommy Tomorrow

"No, you're firing our ray-cannon..."

Storyline

Tommy and Brent find a ship's lifeboat floating in space, containing four children abandoned by their parents. They claim to be from Zura, but no such planet is known. Thinking it a misremembering by the children, the Planeteers try a number of planets to no avail. The kids prove to be great scientific inventors and Tommy eventually tricks them into making a truth-confession machine. Under its influence their home world is revealed to be in another star system.

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Story Featuring Private Pete

"Pete, run over and pick up three cases of eggs..."

Five Bandannas for Vigilante

Story Featuring Vigilante

"The bandanna is the cowboy's trademark..."

Storyline

Ambushed whilst he and Stuff are visiting some ancient cliff dwellings, Vigilante loses his bandanna. He is desperate to regain it before the outlaws see his true face.

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Story Notes

Keith Chandler: Inks were previously credited to Bob Brown, but there are a number of hands at work here, including (it appears) Russ Heath. Bails' Who's Who has Brown on pencils and 'some inks' on this feature.

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Back cover.

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Inside back cover.

Draw Me!
Peril at the South Pole
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Story Notes

Art credits submitted by Saltarella via the GCD Error Tracker.

Superman's Secret Message
Superman Is on Television!
Editorial Advisory Board
Story Notes

Includes a plug for The Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.

"Poor Pud..."

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