Credits

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

Storyline

A movie producer tricks Superman into signing a contract to be a stunt man.

Credits

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

Storyline

Bill rescues a judge from a flood and captures a trio of convicts.

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• Pencils: Ed Smalle
• Inks: Ed Smalle

Storyline

Casey picks up a fare who keeps giving him ten dollars more, to drive through the park, the residential district, the financial district, and finally the waterfront, where he wants Casey to drive off the end of the pier. Casey refuses and hands him over to Casey the cop.

Credits

• Script: Jack Farr
• Pencils: Jack Farr
• Inks: Jack Farr
• Letters: Jack Farr

Storyline

The unscrupulous Collins, curator of the Cosmopolitan Museum of Ancient Art, has replaced many of the priceless artifacts with soap replicas and sold the originals. When Zatara visits the museum's wealthy benefactor they are summoned to the museum, which has flooded. Zatara tries to control the water and artifacts, but they ignore his magic. Finally, the museum building tells him of the phony substitutions. Collins confesses to being an ex-con, and is returned to prison.

Credits

• Script: Joe Samachson
• Pencils: Edouard Manet
• Inks: Edouard Manet

Storyline

The Vigilante and Stuff visit an Indian reservation where they meet up with an old friend and learn about the culture and natural skills of the First Nations.

Credits

• Pencils: George Roussos
• Inks: George Roussos

Storyline

Captain Tootsie has the brilliant idea to fly airplanes directly into a tornado to break up the twister.

Characters

Secret Legion

• Captain Tootsie
• Rollo

Credits

• Pencils: C. C. Beck
• Inks: C. C. Beck
• Script: C. C. Beck
• Script: Rod Reed

Credits

• Script: Henry Boltinoff
• Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
• Inks: Henry Boltinoff
• Letters: Henry Boltinoff

Credits

• Script: Arthur Allenby