Action Comics , #111

Published: August 1947

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Cameras in the Clouds

Story Featuring Superman

Credits
Story Notes

Used as the splash panel for the Superman story, but with the image reversed and recolored.

Cameras in the Clouds!

Story Featuring Superman

"Have you ever wondered who films the exciting events you see in the newsreels?"

Storyline

Clark and Lois investigate how two cameramen keep getting video of breaking news events. Superman intervenes when a competitor tries to sabotage their efforts.

Credits
Story Notes

Credits from Siegel's records: Siegel and Shuster v. National Comics Publications, Inc. et al., case no. 1099 (Westchester Cty. Sup. Ct. 1947). Alvin Schwartz used the name Vernon Woodrum for his comics work. The splash panel is identical to the cover, but with the image reversed and recolored.

The Quest for Life!

Story Featuring Congo Bill

"Life and death walk hand in hand in a tropical jungle..."

Storyline

Bill travels to South America to secure a cure for a sick child actress.

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Twin Magic!

Story Featuring Zatara

"Never did a pair of twins have such ups and downs..."

Storyline

Zatara magically helps a pair of twins who work dangerous jobs in overcoming disaster.

"Sam's Shoe Store"

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Who's Zoo?

"What full-fashioned form is this..."

Storyline

As usual, Henry is stuck for an word ending for one of his rhymes. He communes with nature for inspiration, and encounters a bunch of freed wild animals.

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Story Notes

The text is written in rhyming couplets.

Pop Gunn Shoots the Works!

Story Featuring Vigilante

"Maybe you think shooting at bull's-eyes is a tame sport"

Storyline

Greg's friend Pop Gunn owns a small shooting gallery. A huge shooting arcade has opened in a building opposite, offering seriously valuable prizes. Greg wonders how this is possible and, as The Vigilante, pays to shoot at all the arcade targets, winning all the prizes. These he gives to Pop Gunn to use as customer attractions. He then uncovers their night time hold-up activities and brings them to justice.

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Red Ryder's Safety Message to Daisy Air Rifle Owners
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Story Notes

Back cover.

The Case of the Tell-Tale Comb
Characters
Other
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Observation Post
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Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Trapping the Bank Robber
Superman's Secret Message
Pete Reiser
Story Notes

Inside front cover.