Published: May-June 1942
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Story Featuring Superman
Art credits verified by Fred Ray.
When Lois and Clark take slum kids out into the country for a day, editor White decides to have the Planet sponsor a fund-raising campaign to build a resort for the underprivileged children out in the country. But Superman has to deal with someone who doesn't want that resort built because he has a grudge against the newspaper.
Superman Archives lists only John Sikela.
Since nothing is really cooking in Metropolis, Perry orders Kent to write up an article on some hot controversial topic, and Clark picks out astrology as being a fake science. But when an eminent astrologer's predictions apparently come true, Superman enters the picture to uncover the truth and make the villain see stars!
Story title taken from the Archives.
Superman has to respond the to threats made by a Mr. Sinister, who uses a special ray-cannon to transport buildings, including the Daily Planet, into the Fourth Dimension, then return them again for profit.
Pencil layouts credit from Craig Delich. We previously suggested Joe Shuster. Superman Archives credit only John Sikela for art.
"Well, ya got the ubus pretty good..."
Lois and Clark's lives are nearly forfeit when they bear down in their newspaper articles about local racketeers who are demanding fees from every truck that unloads in Metropolis.
Back cover.
Inside back cover.
Several small ads to the right of the Private Pete store and Superman radio show ad.
Story Featuring Private Pete
"Our company mascot is lost..."
Story Featuring Clancy the Cop
"An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away"
Story Featuring Shorty
"I better read up on this!"
Inside front cover.
"The Superman radio program covers the North American continent!"
A boy encourages readers to write their local stations and ask for the Superman radio show.
Below the Private Pete story.
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