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Superman, #34

Published: May-June 1945

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Story Featuring Superman

Credits
Story Notes

Art credits confirmed by Burnley to Craig Delich.

The United States Navy!
Storyline

Superman has his hands full trying to convince Shep that both of his college buddies from college, now serving in various branches of the armed services, have an equally important job to do in the war effort.

Credits
Story Notes

Writer verified by Martin O'Hearn. Pencils previously credited to Sam Citron. Based on Martin O’Hearns blog: http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2014/04/millie-model-by-ken-bald-and-pete-riss.html, http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2014/03/pete-riss-mahunter.html, and http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2012/03/superman-riss-or-citron.html, and comparing this story to Citron’s known work on Classics Illustrated 10 [HRN 140] and the DC Mr. District Attorney series, this credit has been changed to Pete Riss. Inker identification by Bob Hughes.

The Foiled Frame-Up!

Story Featuring Lois Lane

Storyline

Lois turns the tables on a real estate broker who tries to get Lois to make a recorded statement incriminating her boss, Perry White.

Credits
Story Notes

Story title from Archives reprint. Writer identification by Martin O'Hearn and Rich Morrissey. Inker identification by Bob Hughes.

The Canyon That Went Berserk!

Story Featuring Superman

Storyline

Lois and Clark, not able to find anything exciting enough to write about, visit a fortune teller, and Clark sees an amazing thing in the mystic's crystal ball.

Credits
Story Notes

Writer identification by Martin O'Hearn. Pencils previously credited to Sam Citron. Based on Martin O’Hearn's blog: http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2014/04/millie-model-by-ken-bald-and-pete-riss.html, http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2014/03/pete-riss-mahunter.html, and http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2012/03/superman-riss-or-citron.html, and comparing this story to Citron’s known work on Classics Illustrated 10 [HRN 140] and the DC Mr. District Attorney series, this credit has been changed to Pete Riss. Credits from Siegel's records: Siegel and Shuster v. National Comics Publications, Inc. et al., case no. 1099 (Westchester Cty. Sup. Ct. 1947).. This is an imaginary story.

A Point of Law
Credits
When the World Got Tired!

Story Featuring Superman

Storyline

Luthor enlists the aid of two aliens from the planet Attar to conquer the world by using a ray on the earth people that makes them lazy.

Credits
Story Notes

Writer identification by Martin O'Hearn. Pencils previously credited to Sam Citron. Based on Martin O’Hearn's blog: http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2014/04/millie-model-by-ken-bald-and-pete-riss.html, http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2014/03/pete-riss-mahunter.html, and http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2012/03/superman-riss-or-citron.html, and comparing this story to Citron’s known work on Classics Illustrated 10 [HRN 140] and the DC Mr. District Attorney series, this credit has been changed to Pete Riss. Inker identification by Bob Hughes.

"A beautiful day to sit in the park and read!"

Credits

Story Featuring Private Pete

"Johnson always gets lots of food..."

Credits

"Lucky this is on practice maneuvers..."

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Story Notes

Back cover.

"He comes from Mars possessing strange, magnetic powers!"

Credits

"Stop showing off Quimby. We Know you eat Wheaties!"

Credits
Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Superman's Secret Message
You Don't Need a Telescope!
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Editorial Advisory Board
Story Notes

Inside front cover.