Action Comics , #100

Published: September 1946

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The Sleuth Who Never Failed

Story Featuring Superman

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The Sleuth Who Never Failed!

Story Featuring Superman

"Many are the battles fought by the Man of Steel..."

Storyline

Inspector Hawkins tries to trap Clark Kent into revealing he is Superman.

Story Notes

Inker id by Bob Hughes. Ideas, themes and plot devices from this story form the basis for most of the "Lois Lane thinks Clark Kent is Superman" stories of the next two decades.

The Rhyming Horse!

"This is a tale of betrayal and worse..."

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Story Notes

The text is written in rhyming couplets.

The Case of the Captive Seals!

Story Featuring Congo Bill

"Through steaming tortuous jungles..."

Storyline

Bill captures a gang of seal poachers in the Arctic.

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"That's bright li'l me..."

"Look here, Daffy, you've been owing me..."

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The Book That Was Too Real!

Story Featuring Vigilante

"J. Scriver Tome, crime fiction author..."

Storyline

J. Scriver Tome is the author of successful crime novels. A gang of crooks uses his plots to commit crimes until The Vigilante and Stuff step in.

Magic -- Past or Present!

Story Featuring Zatara

"Outside the circle of the living..."

Storyline

The spirits of great magicians of past ages return to challenge the young upstart Zatara, but he outwits them at every turn. Having been declared by his peers the greatest magician of all time, he wakes up, unsure whether the experience was real or merely a dream.

How to Avoid These "Booby Traps" in Your Home!
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Back cover.

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Supermen of America
Here's a Fact Magazine with Superman Punch!
Indian Sign
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Story Notes

Sequence added by Saltarella via the GCD Error Tracker.

K Is the Letter for Kangaroo
Editorial Advisory Board
Johnny Mize
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Story Notes

Inside front cover.