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• Pencils: Fred Ray
• Inks: Fred Ray

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When people who attend a concert at Plymouth Hall are robbed, seemingly without their knowledge, Clark and Lois attend the next evening's concert to see if lightning strikes twice. It does, and Clark discovers that mass hypnotism is involved, which makes it all the worse a few nights later when the concert is broadcast over the airwaves, making people fall asleep while listening to the program, and allowing criminals to rob them blind.

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• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Leo Nowak
• Inks: Leo Nowak

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When young Chet Farnsworth's invention, a fire extinguishing powder, is successfully used to put out a tenement fire, the young man hastily signs a contract with an unscrupulous man, not realizing that he has just signed the rights and any profits away to him.

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• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Leo Nowak
• Inks: Leo Nowak

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A police officer helps Stone find a job as a window cleaner.

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

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Lefty believes he has pulled off his thirteenth successful job after robbing a jewelry store. To Lefty’s surprise though, a police officer catches him in short order. In his haste to get away and blend into the pedestrian traffic, Lefty forgot to remove the mask he wore while committing the robbery!

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• Script: Norman Goss

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Perry sends Lois and Clark out to cover a fisherman's story that he has spotted a living mermaid. Lois dismisses it after the interview, but Clark decides to investigate further and discovers the man is telling the truth. The mermaid tells the Man of Tomorrow that her father's evil adviser is planning to invade the land world and must be stopped.

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• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Leo Nowak
• Inks: John Sikela

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Doba robs the Silver Dollar cabaret to share the ill-gotten gains with needy families.

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• Script: Alex Massacci

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Clancy enters a fun house and discovers it doesn’t quite live up to its name.

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

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Superman responds to a horrible lightning storm that is wreaking havoc all over Metropolis.

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• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Leo Nowak
• Inks: Leo Nowak

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Books reviewed include "The Young Douglas" by Jeanette Covent Nolan and "Sgt. York" starring Gary Cooper.

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• Script: Paul J. Bolger

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• Script: Frank Jeffares

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• Pencils: Fred Ray
• Inks: Fred Ray

Credits

• Pencils: Fred Ray
• Inks: Fred Ray