Credits

• Pencils: Al Plastino
• Inks: Al Plastino
• Inks: Charles Paris

Storyline

The Chameleon frames John Sterling for theft and murder, who is sentenced to the electric chair. Superman proves his innocence by performing super feats on television screens, and brings the master criminal to justice.

Credits

• Pencils: Al Plastino
• Inks: Al Plastino

Storyline

On behalf of her insurers, Bill climbs a mountain with a beautiful but strong-minded woman.

Credits

• Pencils: Ed Smalle
• Inks: Ed Smalle

Storyline

Zatara teaches lessons in humility to a spoilt rich brat who has been sent to public school.

Credits

• Pencils: Edouard Manet
• Inks: Edouard Manet

Storyline

Ozzie borrows one of his father's ties to make a tail for his kite.

Credits

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

Storyline

Captain Tootsie and the kids go to watch William Bendix film a scene for the movie "The Babe Ruth Story." The movie scene recreates the famous "Called Home Run" from the 1932 World Series.

Characters

Other

• Captain Tootsie
• Rollo

Credits

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

Storyline

Trodwell tries to bum a piece of pie to celebrate his birthday.

Credits

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

Storyline

The Vigilante and Snuff pursue the Desert Bandit into his habitat on a camel, and destroy the water barrel dropped by plane, which causes the bandit to surrender rather than die of thirst.

Credits

• Pencils: Joe Kubert
• Inks: Frank Giacoia

Credits

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

Storyline

Jimmie saves the Limited from crossing a burning bridge by running towards it waving his shirt on a stick.

Credits

• Pencils: Bill Williams
• Inks: Bill Williams

Credits

• Script: Doug Heyes