Superman, #25

Published: November-December 1943

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Story Featuring Superman

Credits
Story Notes

Letterer credit added by Craig Delich.

The Man Superman Refused to Help!

Story Featuring Superman

Storyline

Superman helps to clear a World War I veteran who is accused of being the secret head of a subversive Fifth Column organization.

Story Notes

Writer confirmed by Martin O'Hearn. Inker identification by Bob Hughes.

I Sustain the Wings!

Story Featuring Superman

Storyline

In response to a rival newspaper article claiming that the Training Aviation Cadets program at Yale University, whose purpose is to train new officers, is much too soft and lenient, Clark offers to join as a Cadet and get first hand information for the Planet.

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Story Notes

Story prepared by Weisinger and Ray while in the service, so really it's a very long public service ad. The splash page at the bottom reads "Prepared in cooperation with the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command, Major General Walter R. Weaver, Commanding General".

King of the Comic Books

Story Featuring Superman

Storyline

Superman takes on the persona of a fictional super hero in order to save the life of the character's creator from the Nazis, who are out to kill the man because he is making a laughing stock of the Führer!

Credits
Story Notes

Writer identification by Martin O'Hearn.

Fair Exchange
Credits
How They Knock Out a Jap Machine Gun Nest
Credits
Hi-Jack -- Jackal of Crime!

Story Featuring Superman

Storyline

Upset by the arrest of the Puzzler and the Prankster, a new criminal appears on the scene anxious to pay off his stock losses. How? By adopting the guise of "Hi-Jack", a criminal who will hi-jack money from people, all with the help of the Man of Tomorrow!

Credits
Story Notes

Page count corrected by Ed Bird. Credits changed to match Credits for Superman 28 from Siegel's records: Siegel and Shuster v. National Comics Publications, Inc. et al., case no. 1099 (Westchester Cty. Sup. Ct. 1947).

Story Featuring Private Pete

"The sergeant is in the infirmary today..."

"Here is another dash of walnuts for you..."

Credits
Story Notes

Riddles. Letterer credit added by Craig Delich.

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Back cover.

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Get Going Full Speed Ahead
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Inside front cover.

Friend or Foe?
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Inside back cover.