Credits

• Pencils: Win Mortimer
• Inks: Win Mortimer

Storyline

Perry White assigns several reporters to follow a day in the life of Superman and compete for the best story. Young photographer Joey Crane asks to go along, but always remains a step behind Superman and the other reporters. But Joey wins the competition as he is able to capture the effect Superman's good deeds have on the people he helps.

Credits

• Script: Bill Finger
• Pencils: Wayne Boring
• Inks: Stan Kaye
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Credits

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

Storyline

Harold Morey is inducted into the Magic Circle and on pain of literally disappearing is sworn never to reveal any magic secrets. He ignores this oath and sets about exposing every magician he comes into contact with. Finally he is ready to challenge Zatara. But Zatara's reverse word magic proves incomprehensible to him and he promises never to reveal secrets ever again.

Credits

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

Storyline

The Green Arrow and Speedy follow Flyer Fleer's aircraft in the Arrowplane. Both craft crash land on an island shrouded in fog and hidden from the outside world for centuries. Fleer convinces the inhabitants tht the mask-wearing archer heroes are criminals and that he is a lawman. All of the natives are equal in archery skill to our heroes, who take refuge in an abandoned castle. Fleer is shown the location of their treasure, which turns out to be coal. Gold is so common they make everyday objects from it. Green Arrow tunes in the Arrowplane's radio which names Fleer as a criminal.

Credits

• Script: Otto Binder
• Pencils: George Papp
• Inks: George Papp
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Storyline

Dollar Duncan is released from prison after twenty years and proceeds to build a criminal empire. The Boy Commandos and Rip Hunter pursue him after one of his holdups, and Rip catches up with him as a train pulls away from a water tower. The two men fight an epic battle on top of a speeding train carriage. Finally Duncan fails to avoid a bridge and is knocked into the river. He survives, but his legs are paralyzed. The doctor diagnoses it as mental paralysis only. He masterminds criminal plans and sells them to others, but Rip uncovers his hideout and captures him..

Credits

• Script: George Kashdan
• Pencils: Curt Swan
• Inks: Steve Brodie
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Storyline

Two rival mob bosses compete for the services of a new mobster by trying to capture the most Batman souvenirs for the Underworld Museum, leading to the capture of first Robin and then Batman.

Credits

• Script: Bill Finger
• Pencils: Jim Mooney
• Inks: Jim Mooney
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Credits

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

Storyline

Captain Tootsie and the kids go to Yankee Stadium 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

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