Issue Contents:
Credits
- Pencils: Jack Burnley
- Inks: Jack Burnley
- Colors:
Story Notes
Last cover featuring Starman having a circle around his chest star (also in the story). The cover appears to illustrate the story in the previous issue, #62, in which Starman was shrunk to miniature size and fought a villain called The Light, who was drawn in the same likeness as this cover character.
Story Notes
Inside front cover.
The Adventure of the Earthquake Terror
Storyline
Starman faces the threat from a madman who has created a long distance shock machine that can emulate earthquakes, thus spreading panic in the United States, destroying vital defenses and preparing the way for a surprise invasion.
Credits
- Script: Gardner Fox
- Pencils: Jack Burnley
- Inks: Jack Burnley
- Inks: Ray Burnley
- Colors: Luca Maresca
- Letters: Betty Bentley
"Gee - Golly! Wow! What an airplane!"
Credits
- Script: Henry Boltinoff
- Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
- Inks: Henry Boltinoff
Energy in the Pinches
"Washington... Where representatives of many nations assemble to guard jealously the interests of their respective countries!.... Into a web of plotting and counter-plotting steps Steve Carson, ace of the F.B.I.!"
Characters
- Steve Carson (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Jackie Flook
- Inks: Jackie Flook
Story Notes
A box beneath the final panel on the last page promotes the recurring feature: "Steve Carson, ace of the F.B.I appears in every issue of Adventure Comics."
Featuring Jungle Fun
"Bobo, would you mind going up to four feet?"
Credits
- Pencils: Bill Carney
- Inks: Bill Carney
Pyramid Sacrifice (1)
Credits
- Script: Jack Lehti
- Pencils: Jack Lehti
- Inks: Jack Lehti
Paul Revere (1)
Featuring It's So:
Credits
- Script: Henry Boltinoff
- Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
- Inks: Henry Boltinoff
Featuring I'm Telling You
"Gee, nothin' but books!"
The Rich Robbers
Storyline
The members of a sports club turn criminal and break into the Bannerman Laboratories, knocking out the night watchman, and who steal the supply of Miraclo from Rex Tyler's area. Hourman must try to clean his name for the robbery as well as face one of the men who gains strength from taking one of the Miraclo pills!
Credits
- Pencils: Bernard Baily
- Inks: Bernard Baily
- Letters: Bernard Baily (uncertain)
The Justice Society of America Proudly Presents All-Star No. 5!
Story Notes
A promotional house advertisement for All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #5 (June-July 1941).
The Parking-Ticket Murder (1)
"He used to work for a magician!"
Credits
- Script: Henry Boltinoff
- Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
- Inks: Henry Boltinoff
Story Notes
Several small ads.
The Deadly Love Charm (1)
Credits
- Pencils: Jack Lehti
- Inks: Jack Lehti
I Accuse You!
Credits
- Script: Clem Gordon
- Pencils: Cliff Young
- Inks: Cliff Young
Hear Superman on the Radio!
"Listen to the thrilling adventures of the Man of Steel over the following stations:"
Storyline
The ad promotes 29 stations in the United States airing the Superman radio show, along with their sponsors. It also mentions there are 25 stations in Canada sponsored by Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.
Characters
Credits
- Pencils: Joe Shuster (uncertain)
- Inks: Joe Shuster (uncertain)
Story Notes
On the bottom of the first page of the text story.
Featuring Adventure Comics Stamp Page
Story Notes
All advertisements.
Featuring More Fun Comics
Featuring Facts
"The first airplane flight..."
Credits
- Script: Henry Boltinoff
- Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
- Inks: Henry Boltinoff
The Voodoo Sorcerer (1)
Storyline
The murder of a man by a voodoo dancer's leopard tail leads the Sandman into a case full of intrigue wherein the dancer is blamed for the murder, but is actually the fall girl for someone bent on revenge.
Credits
- Pencils: Creig Flessel
- Inks: Creig Flessel
At the Top of the Field!
Storyline
Ad by Home Recording Co.
Story Notes
Inside back cover.
Story Notes
Back cover.