Credits

• Pencils: Jack Burnley
• Inks: Charles Paris

Storyline

When Clark accidentally knocks out members of the Rockdust Gang, who are smuggling out stolen gold from town, the timid reporter is made Sheriff of Saddle Rock. But it's Superman who uncovers the identity of the real criminal boss of the gang.

Credits

• Script: Don C. Cameron
• Pencils: Win Mortimer
• Letters: Ira Schnapp
• Inks: Edouard-Michel Méroll Jr.

Storyline

Velvet Hand's crime spree is ended when Green Arrow identifies him as reporter Deadline Dugan. When Dugan is made editor of the prison newspaper, he prints codded messages telling his gang where to rob prime targets. Green Arrow breaks the code and prints his own edition of the prison newspaper with a coded message that leads the gang to a trap.

Credits

• Pencils: George Papp
• Inks: George Papp
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Storyline

Big-game hunter Tasker Trout is a phony, secretly paying Carson to perform the actual killing. Zatara is at a banquet honoring Trout, where his nephew tries to disprove Trout's false claims. He uses his magic to foil Edgar's plans.

Credits

• Script: Joe Samachson
• Pencils: Scott Shriver
• Inks: Scott Shriver
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

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Rollo returns with a scheme to force oil operators in Red Valley to insure their wells and rigs with his company. The Boy Commandos and Rip arrive in the town to investigate the mysterious oil well fires, and put paid to his operations.

Credits

• Script: Bill Finger
• Pencils: Curt Swan
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Storyline

Johnny is on his way to give a lecture when his car is nearly run off the road. During the course of his talk, Johnny speaks of careless youthful motorists. He recognizes the culprit from earlier in the audience, and later is introduced to him formerly at the home of his hosts, as their son Frank. A near fatal accident while the arrogant Frank is driving Johnny's souped-up car brings Frank to his senses and he becomes a tireless advocate for safe driving.

Credits

• Script: Jack Schiff
• Pencils: John Daly
• Inks: John Daly
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Storyline

Throughout his life, Joe Coyne felt threatened, done in by pennies and coppers, so he decides to use the "copper penny" as a trademark of his crimes.

Credits

• Script: Bill Finger
• Pencils: Bob Kane
• Inks: Ray Burnley
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Credits

• Pencils: Fred Harman
• Inks: Fred Harman

Credits

• Script: Boris Lagarde

Credits

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