Action Comics , #107

Published: April 1947

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Journey into Ruin!

Story Featuring Superman

"How would you like to fall asleep and wake up in the wonderful world of tomorrow?"

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Wilbur Wolfingham plots to swindle several wealthy people by convincing them that he can put them in suspended animation for 25 years, then revive them in a fantastic future world with their youth intact. When Wolfingham knocks out his clients for what should only be a few hours, Superman intervenes and puts Wolfingham out too, then creates a fake Metropolis of the future, racked by poverty and despair. Superman explains to Wolfingham and his marks that because people did not strive to create a better world, it fell into ruin. When they see the error of their ways, Superman reveals his ruse.

Master of Magic

Story Featuring Congo Bill

"Mighty is the power of magic in the depths of the African jungle..."

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Bill and a stage magician free a tribe from slavery in a diamond mine.

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Let It Rain!

Story Featuring Zatara

"Hot or cold, rain or shine..."

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Weatherman John Sloan gets mail calling him a fraud. However, crooks try to use his weather predictions as cover for robbery. Zatara uses his magic to create extreme condition of heat and cold in order to teach them a lesson.

"Ah, a fisherman, wonder what luck he's having?"

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The Ugly Starlet!

"What heart so true, what soul so tame..."

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Ride Him, Vigilante!

Story Featuring Vigilante

"You've heard that a cowboy's best friend is his horse..."

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Greg Sanders thinks back to his days as a youngster, when his father gave him a horse name Whitey, which he trained to be a great show animal. The family needed money and were forced to sell the animal. Years later the horse reappears and Stuff reads a piece in the newspaper of how grateful citizens have purchased him as a gift to The Vigilante for his peace-keeping efforts over a long space of time. He creates quite a spectacle riding through the streets of the city.

Two of America's Most Famous Boys!
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House ad including cover repros for Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #67 and Adventure Comics (DC, 1938 series) #115.

"The publishers of Superman, Batman, Boy Commandos..."

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House ad for the new lead feature in More Fun Comics.

Doug Mills
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Back cover.

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Inside back cover.

In the Cards
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Superman's Secret Message
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R Is for Rabbit
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Inside front cover.

Editorial Advisory Board
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Inside front cover.