Credits

• Pencils: Fred Ray
• Inks: Fred Ray

Storyline

Two hard working professors succeed in creating a process to enlarge the size of living organisms, but when they choose to try the process on human beings, and succeed with dreadful results, the Man of Steel must intervene.

Credits

• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Paul Cassidy
• Inks: Paul Cassidy
• Inks: Wayne Boring

Storyline

Warned by a friend of his of 5th Columnists landing by boat in the city of Metropolis, Clark Kent, as Superman, investigates and discovers that they are planting skilled workmen as spies and saboteurs with American armament factories, as well as having a secret base in a mountainous valley, complete with a subversive army capable of striking terror and destruction from the rear when U.S. military forces are attempting to defend coastal areas against foreign invasion.

Credits

• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Wayne Boring
• Inks: Don Komisarow

Storyline

After Clark is fleeced at a local carnival, Lois is given permission by the editor of the Planet to get evidence of the crookedness of the games there and ends up discovering that the carnival also has pickpockets roaming the grounds, robbing the guests.

Credits

• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Paul Cassidy
• Inks: Paul Cassidy

Storyline

Sea Scout Bob Varney succeeds in stopping a spy, who has falsely come aboard the ship U.S.S. Phoenix in order to copy down its salient points for an enemy nation.

Credits

• Script: Ron Spears

Storyline

Lois and Clark attempt to get the low down on thefts of morphine, as well as trying to prove the guilt of a lawyer who manages to get his clients freed in court on technicalities.

Credits

• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Wayne Boring
• Pencils: Joe Shuster
• Inks: Wayne Boring

Credits

• Pencils: Wayne Boring
• Inks: Wayne Boring

Credits

• Script: Lou Paige
• Pencils: Lou Paige
• Inks: Lou Paige
• Letters: Lou Paige

Credits

• Script: Henry Boltinoff
• Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
• Inks: Henry Boltinoff

Credits

• Script: Ray McGill
• Pencils: Ray McGill
• Inks: Ray McGill
• Letters: Ray McGill

Storyline

Superman discuss the subject of Loyalty. There is a code message given in Code Mercury No. 1, a coupon for readers to join the Supermen of America Club, and a listing of the radio stations nationwide that air the Superman radio show.

Credits

• Pencils: Joe Shuster
• Inks: Paul Cassidy

Storyline

A page illustrating the different Superman-related products being made and sold nationwide by several companies. These products include: the Superman Krypto-Ray Gun, Superman moccasins, Superman sweat shirts, Superman shorts and shirts, Superman bubble gum and picture story cards, and Superman action toys.

Credits

• Pencils: Joe Shuster
• Inks: Paul Cassidy

Credits

• Pencils: Bob Kane
• Inks: Bob Kane

Storyline

Ad promoting the release of All-Star Comics #3 and the new Justice Society of America. Besides the cover to this issue, the covers to Flash #12, All-American #21, More Fun #62 and Adventure #57 are shown.

Credits

• Pencils: E. E. Hibbard
• Pencils: Bernard Baily
• Pencils: Sheldon Moldoff
• Inks: E. E. Hibbard
• Inks: Bernard Baily
• Inks: Sheldon Moldoff

Storyline

Ad for Baby Ruth candy bars, promoted by Coach Dawson.

Credits

• Pencils: Joe Shuster
• Inks: Joe Shuster

Storyline

The ad promotes 11 stations in Arizona, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island airing the Superman radio show, along with their sponsors.