Sensation Comics, #92

Published: August 1949

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Sensation Comics #92

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Issue Contents:
The Pebble That Saved the World!
1 page superhero
Characters
Credits
Now - More Than Ever
Story 1 1 page
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

The Pebble That Saved the World!
Story 2 12 pages superhero

"The fate of the world may well hinge on the discovery of momentous things..."

Storyline

The Holliday Girls are privvy to viewing Diana's jewel case. Etta asks what a simple pebble is doing among such priceless gems, and is told the story of how that pebble saved the world. Mars, God of War, Lord Conquest and the Duke of Deception hatch a plan to scorch the Earth with a giant magnifying lens. Diana is captured and bound by her magic lasso. She is told to lift the lens and aim it at the Earth, but, in doing so, throws a pebble she had picked up at the hand of her binder and is released. It is then a small enough effort for her to destroy the lens.

Characters
Credits
Bob Lemon
Story 3 1 page
Something Is Always Buzzzzzing with Buzzy
Story 4 1 page
Peril at Pier 13!
Story 5 6 pages animal

"Bill Saunders was an ambitious youngster!"

Storyline

Billy idolises ace reporter Jim Faraday. On learning that Faraday has gone missing during his investigation of corruption on the docks, Billy and Streak rush to the spot, and Streak uncovers the location where Jim is being held captive.

Characters
  • Streak
  • Billy Saunders
  • Jim Faraday
  • the Bleek gang
Credits
Story Notes

Art credits from Craig Delich. Page count corrected by Saltarella via the GCD Error Tracker. Keith Chandler : Peddy appears to ink the Billy Saunders character, but John Giunta inks the rest.

Champ to Chump - And Back Again
Story 6 1 page sports
Story 7 1 page non-fiction; nature

"No one knows where mackerel go in the winter!"

Story 8 1 page
Brownie

Featuring Wonder Dog of the Month

Story 9 2 pages non-fiction; animal

"Go on, Brownie!"

Storyline

Family pet Brownie rescues the son from a possible drowning by pulling a small rowboat back to shore.

Characters
  • Brownie (a dog)
  • Robert Peterson
  • his parents
Credits
Story 10 6 pages humor; teen

"Now concentrate, Willy!"

Storyline

Betty won't go to the dance with Willy unless he wears her father's exclusive tie.

Characters
  • Willy
  • Betty
  • Dexter Dunwood
  • Mr. Brummel
Credits
Story 11 1 page
Romantic As an Arizona Sunset

Featuring Romance Trail

Story 12 1 page
Christine de Pisan
Story 13 2 pages non-fiction; biography

"She was France's first woman writer..."

Credits
Story Notes

Keith Chandler : Pencils were previusly credited to Bernard Sachs ?, but look more like the feature's regular artist Paul Reinman, with Sachs inks. When Reinman inks his own pencils he most often signs the work, but does not do so here.

Engagements Past and Present
Story 14 2 pages
Credits
The Cruise of the Golden Ghost!
Story 15 10 pages adventure

"The Goddess of Fortune frowns..."

Characters
  • Lady Danger [Valerie Vaughn]
  • Gary Grath
  • Sligo
  • Hart
Story Notes

R. Gary Land submitted an error report that this was not Gershwin's work, but Gene Reed confirmed it was Gershwin, with the difference in the appearance in the artwork being due to that this was inked by Sachs and not by Gershwin (as we previously had). Keith Chandler : The reality is not quite so clear cut. Sachs certainly inks the face of Lady Danger, no doubt an attempt at visual consistency on the part of the editor, but the rest of the work has a much lighter, almost a Roy Crane touch.

Plane Daring
Story 16 1 page
Superman on Safety First!
Story 17 1 page advocacy; superhero
Characters
Credits
Strange As It Seems
Story 18 1 page advocacy
Storyline

Public Service announcement from the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness on fireworks safety.

Characters
  • Death
Story Notes

Inside back cover. Art is signed but illegible.

Story 19 1 page
Story Notes

Back cover.