Adventure Comics, #95

Published: December 1944-January 1945

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Adventure Comics #95

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1.000 pages superhero
Credits
Story Notes

Shumaker's mouths are very distinctive.

Editorial Advisory Board
Story 1 0.330 pages
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Story 2 0.670 pages

"Only in a Superman DC publication..."

Story Notes

Inside front cover.

The Riddle of the Rembrandt!
Story 3 10.000 pages superhero
Storyline

Wes and Sandy, while visiting a museum, discover a fake Rembrandt hanging on the wall, so Wes offers to buy the piece from the curator. When this piece is stolen from the Dodd's residence, the Sandman discovers that a criminal artist has been hired to touch-up real Rembrandts, then buy them as fakes, thus benefiting the felon behind the scenes.

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Artist identification made by Jerry Bails.

Capturing the Counterfeiters
Story 4 1.000 pages adventure
Victory Makes Hay!
Story 5 8.670 pages superhero
Story 6 0.330 pages

"Say, General..."

Story 7 1.000 pages

"If you fellows would all eat Wheaties..."

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The Professor Plays Safe!
Story 8 8.000 pages superhero
Storyline

Professor Barnes is on his way to the annual Astronomer's Convention, but accidentally attends the Eastern Banker's Convention and is locked in a supposed burglar-proof safe. When Barnes fails to show up at the Astronomer's Convention, Ted Knight switches to Starman to look for the missing professor.

Story 9 1.000 pages humor; military

"Look smoke rings!"

Capt. Tootsie and the Toy Cannon
Story 10 1.000 pages
Soda Boy
Story 11 2.000 pages
Credits
Story Notes

Second page on inside back cover.

The Honest Crook!
Story 12 6.000 pages teen
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Flying Models of Famous Fighter Planes
Story 13 1.000 pages
Conquest Doesn't Pay!

Featuring Mike Gibbs, Guerrilla

Story 14 8.000 pages war
Story Notes

Writer and art credits verified by Jerry Bails.

Featuring Metro Publications

Story 15 1.000 pages
Story 16 1.000 pages humor

"It just comes natural to me, sir..."

Credits
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Back cover.