Issue Contents:
"Must be starting to rain!"
Characters
- Superman [Clark Kent]
Credits
- Pencils: Wayne Boring
- Inks: Ed Dobrotka (uncertain)
- Colors: Jack Adler
Editorial Advisory Board
Story Notes
Inside front cover.
You Don't Need a Telescope!
Story Notes
Inside front cover.
Danger Highway!
"Through snow and fog..."
Storyline
Clark Kent writes a story about long distance truck drivers.
Characters
- Superman [Clark Kent]
- Perry White
- "Gears" Corrigan
- Walt Shade [Walt Brodie]
- Mike Cooley
Credits
- Script: Jerry Siegel (uncertain)
- Pencils:
- Inks: (uncertain)
Story Notes
Credits by Bob Hughes.
"T' tell you the truth..."
Credits
- Pencils: Roland Coe
- Inks: Roland Coe
A Winter Idyl
Featuring Hayfoot Henry
"Oh, Winter's the time for a merry jingle..."
Characters
- Hayfoot Henry
Story Notes
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.
The Dummy Art Expert!
"If ever a man belied his name..."
Storyline
The Dummy escapes from prison riding a large dog. He buys the firm of S. Gimmick, art-appraisers. Patrons bring their paintings and leave them for authentication. A counterfeit is them made and passed back to the owner as the original. The Vigilante tracks down the forger, who leads him straight to The Dummy.
Characters
- Vigilante [Greg Sanders]
- Stuff, the Chinatown Kid
- The Dummy (villain)
- Alphonse Gimmick
- Van Morgan
- Bilkmore
Credits
- Script: Joe Samachson (uncertain)
- Pencils: Mort Meskin
- Inks: Mort Meskin
Story Notes
Writer credit by Bob Hughes.
"Meet a Bit-o-Honey"
Machine Guns
Dead Men's Falls!
Superman's Secret Message
Featuring Supermen of America
What Makes a Champion?
The Show Goes On!
"They deserve it. They were an unappreciative audience."
Storyline
When asked by Zatara, stage actor Leslie Lawson claims he is too poor to donate to the Home for Aged Actors. Zatara finds that he is being threatened with physical disfigurement by Thumbs Turner, so he reassembles a group of the aged actors, dresses them in period costume for a Shakespeare production, and makes them young again. Lawson he turns into a giant, and Turner is suitably scared. Now that he no longer has to pay blackmail to Turner, Lawson donates $10,000 anonymously to the home.
Characters
- Zatara [Giovanni "John" Zatara]
- Leslie Lawson
- Thumbs Turner
Credits
- Script: Joe Samachson (uncertain)
- Pencils: Scott Shriver
- Inks: Scott Shriver
Story Notes
Writer credit by Bob Hughes.
"He comes from Mars possessing strange, magnetic powers!"
Flaming Rescue!
Story Notes
Back cover.