Action Comics , #83

Published: April 1945

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Introducing Hocus and Pocus Magicians by Accident

Story Featuring Superman

Credits
Hocus & Pocus...Magicians by Accident!

Story Featuring Superman

"Abracadabra...Alacazam..."

Storyline

A pair of would-be magicians believe they have magical powers, and a crime boss sees them "perform," intending on using those abilities for make him some quick illegal cash!

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Custom Tailored Crime!

"In Sleepyside where all the folks..."

Story Notes

Art credits by Jerry Bails. Schwartz script credit removed by Craig Delich. The Who's Who states that Schwartz wrote this strip from 1946-48. The text is written in rhyming couplets.

Wild Horses!

Story Featuring Congo Bill

"Even in our own West, there's no rest for Congo Bill..."

Storyline

Bill exposes a pair of con-men's plan to buy horses at well below market price by inducing the horses to mad behavior.

Credits
Story Notes

Daly art credits by Craig Delich. We formerly suggested Howard Sherman as a possibility.

In the Soup
Credits
Story Notes

Second page on inside back cover.

"Oh oh I'm catching a cold..."

Credits
A Fortune for a Fossil!

Story Featuring Vigilante

"In this corner, ladies and gentlemen, Professor Higgins..."

Storyline

A fossil bone which could change the interpretation of human development is unearthed. Greg and Stuff go to the museum to look at old remains. While there, an attempt to steal the fossil is made, but is prevented by The Vigilante.

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The Innocent Thief!

Story Featuring Zatara

"Is a condemned crook really an honest man..."

Storyline

Zatara's friend Gerald Miller is, according to strong evidence, apparently guilty of theft. Zatara investigates and uncovers the set-up. He finds himself trapped in a timed bank vault with no obvious way out, until he magically brings to life the figures on the coins. Amazon women and buffalos charge at the vault door and break it open. He then exposes the bank owner Gorgon and the man hired to impersonate Miller, who is exonerated.

Credits
Speedy Energy
Story Notes

Back cover.

"Careful, men, we are in dangerous South American jungles!"

Look, Fellows...
Want to Be a Champion?
Superman's Secret Message
Circus Terror!

"Private Jones reporting..."

"For spine-tingling action..."

Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Editorial Advisory Board
Story Notes

Inside front cover.