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• Pencils: Wayne Boring
• Inks: Stan Kaye
• Colors: Jack Adler

Storyline

The Prankster sets out to make Superman the laughing stock of Metropolis. His antics include throwing custard pies in Superman's face and drawing a mustache on an official portrait. Superman retires from fighting crime and crooks run rampant. In disguise, Clark challenges The Prankster to the title of funniest man alive, during which he confesses to having been the cause of Superman losing face.

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• Pencils: Jon Small
• Inks: Jon Small

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• Script: Suat Yalaz
• Pencils: Stan Kaye
• Inks: Stan Kaye

Storyline

The Vigilante and Stuff foil the schemes of a book collector who rigs up his volumes with tricks. In one, for example, he affixes $100 bills to the pages, in another he hollows out the insides and places gas in the cavity.

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• Pencils: Mort Meskin
• Inks: George Roussos

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• Script: Lit-Win
• Pencils: Lit-Win
• Inks: Lit-Win

Credits

• Script: V. V. Dredaine

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Bill exposes a pair of treasure hunters trying to keep visitors away from their gold stream.

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• Script: Suat Yalaz
• Pencils: Carolina Hernandez Mendoza
• Inks: Carolina Hernandez Mendoza

Credits

• Script: Phil Berube
• Pencils: Phil Berube
• Inks: Phil Berube
• Letters: Phil Berube

Storyline

Alighting from a train in Hollywood, Zatara overhears a girl and her three step-sisters discussing a role in the movies. He visits his old friend Jack Stone, now a producer, and suggests a version of Cinderella using all four women.

Credits

• Pencils: William White
• Inks: William White

Credits

• Pencils: Fred Robinson
• Inks: Fred Robinson