Action Comics , #88

Published: September 1945

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Issue Contents:

Story Featuring Superman

"Abracadabra... Alacazam... Carpet, go faster!"

Storyline

Superman carries Hocus and Pocus by holding aloft what they think is a magic carpet.

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The Adventure of the Stingy Men!

Story Featuring Superman

"No! No! You can't take my money from me!"

Storyline

Hocus and Pocus speak what they believe to be magic commands, but it is Superman who has to carry them to fruition.

Credits
Story Notes

Pencil credit by Bob Hughes. We originally credited John Sikela.

The Clue of the Crazy Rhyme!

"When Henry the cop's most precious possession..."

Credits
Story Notes

The text is written in rhyming couplets.

Darts of Death!

Story Featuring Congo Bill

"Famed for his exploits..."

Storyline

While in South America, Bill exposes a pair of treasure hunters who are murdering well-heeled visitors.

The Avengers
Credits
Story Notes

Second page on inside back cover.

Of Cops and Robbers!

Story Featuring Vigilante

Storyline

Greg buys Stuff a board game called "Cops and Robbers" for one dollar in a toy store. As they leave, Sport Hoagland enters wanting to buy a copy, as no other shop has them. On being told that their last copy had just been sold, Hoagland catches up to Stuff, yanks the game from under his arm, and thrusts ten dollars at him. It turns out that the game has images of real life robberies and tells where loot is hidden.

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Pranks and Parrots!

Story Featuring Zatara

"A pet shop can produce plenty of headaches..."

Storyline

Zatara sees a pet store being robbed. Turning himself invisible, he causes the animals to harass the crooks, including teaching a parrot some magic commands. It then escapes and Zatara has to get it back before it can cause any havoc.

Credits

"It's a little gift for the sergeant..."

Credits
Story Notes

Back cover.

Superman's Secret Message
Story Notes

On inside back cover.

"Volto's weird magnetic powers protect a merchantman..."

Superman Is Waiting for You!

"Right in your own home on your radio!"

Storyline

The ad promotes the Superman radio show airing on the each weekday on the Mutual Network.

Characters
Other
Credits
Story Notes

At the bottom of the last page of the Congo Bill story.

The Mad Bull

"You're learning fast..."

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We Like to Think of It As a Medal
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Editorial Advisory Board
Story Notes

Inside front cover.