Adventure Comics, #76

Published: July 1942

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Adventure Comics #76

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Issue Contents:
1.000 pages superhero
Credits
Editorial Advisory Board
Story 1 0.330 pages
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Western Star

Featuring Good Books Worth Reading

Story 2 0.670 pages
Credits
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

The Case of the Sinister Sun (1)
Story 3 11.000 pages superhero
Storyline

Starman faces a dire threat from the Moroni Gang, now outfitted with fantastic weapons and a rocketship, as they take on the personas of the Sun and some of the orbiting satellites which line up with the names and weapons they have chosen.

Story Notes

Letterer and background ink credits by Craig Delich. Story title from the Archives reprint.

The Million Dollar Orphan
Story 4 8.000 pages superhero
Storyline

Rex Tyler visits an orphanage and tries to impress the kids with several scientific experiments, and all are impressed...that is, except one, who is suddenly kidnapped by thugs. But when the Hourman tries to rescue the young boy, he refuses to be saved and seems to want to have a ransom paid for his safe return!

Credits
Story Notes

Ken Fitch credit removed by Craig Delich. Letterer credit added by Craig Delich.

Eagle Eye
Story 5 2.000 pages western-frontier
Credits
Story 6 1.000 pages humor

"Hmm - Maybe a little culture will do me some good..."

Story 7 1.000 pages
The Origin of Tarsi the Tiger Boy (1)
Story 8 6.000 pages adventure
Credits
Story 9 0.230 pages
Story Notes

A few small ads.

Story 10 0.440 pages humor

"I'm going on submarine duty today!"

Featuring Prize Comics

Story 11 0.330 pages
Three Badmen on a Horse
Story 12 11.000 pages superhero
Credits
Story Notes

Writer credit verified by Martin O'Hearn.

Story 13 1.000 pages humor

"Me go to big city..."

Story 14 0.500 pages

Featuring Laffs

Story 15 0.500 pages humor

"Officer Reilly isn't here..."

"Now, look, Rover... (1)

Featuring Gee Man

Story 16 0.500 pages humor
Credits

Featuring All-Star Comics; The Justice Society of America

Story 17 0.500 pages

"War calls the Justice Society into action!"

The Legend of the Silent Bear
Story 18 9.000 pages superhero
Credits
Mr. Noah Raids the Town!
Story 19 10.000 pages superhero
Storyline

Noah Barton's disturbing dream leads him to discover a way to make himself wealthy, yet avert suspicion from himself and his gang by posing as a modern-day Noah, predicting doom and gloom for mankind.

Credits
Now on Sale
Story 20 1.000 pages
Story 21 1.000 pages
Story Notes

Inside back cover.

The Tootsie Roll of Honor
Story 22 1.000 pages
Story Notes

Back cover.