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Story featuring Superboy

Storyline: Billed as a 'One Man Circus', Superboy ties a knot in a steel girder.

Credits:

• Pencils: Al Wenzel
• Inks: Al Wenzel

The Holiday Hijackers!

Story featuring Superboy

Storyline: The Kents take Clark to Metropolis for the Fourth of July celebrations. Committee member Cyrus Barton advocates for the largest display of fireworks ever seen in the city, and crooks use the diversion to raid a bank vault. Superboy foils that and other crimes, resulting in a giant float depicting the Boy of Steel, who prophetically says, 'Thanks folks! Maybe I'll be back again some day!'

Credits:

• Script: Edmond Hamilton
• Pencils: John Sikela
• Inks: John Sikela

The Diary of a Desperado

Story featuring Green Arrow

Storyline: Gang leader Diary Dan keeps a diary of his crimes. While fleeing from the police, in a curio shop he finds a diary belonging to another criminal, dating from a thousand years in the past. He escapes Green Arrow and Speedy by using a trick found in the old diary. Green Arrow finally traps him by using his 'diary arrow', leaving a fake diary which Dan thinks is his own and stops to retrieve.

Credits:

• Script: Otto Binder
• Pencils: George Papp
• Inks: George Papp

The Sea Hitch-Hiker!

Story featuring Aquaman

Storyline: Cartoonist Quentin Ward tries to sell his editor a daily strip which shows his hero travelling around the world entirely by sea. To overcome the editor's objections, Ward offers to do the same in real life. He hops various freighters and fishing boats, and Aquaman gives him a hand by commanding a giant turtle (and later a whale) to give Ward a lift.

Credits:

• Script: Otto Binder
• Pencils: John Daly
• Inks: John Daly

The Legend of the Flying Warrior!

Story featuring The Shining Knight

Storyline: A museum guide tells his tour the legend of a winged warrior statue which pre-dates the discovery of America. Justin is the assistant curator, and recalls the occasion when, as Sir Justin of the Round Table, he magically tried to travel back a thousand years to King Arthur's court. But, dropping his sword during the time travel trip he landed among a tribe of First Nations peoples, thereby becoming the prototype of the legend.

Credits:

• Pencils: Kate Eagle
• Inks: Kate Eagle

My Kingdom for a Picture!

Story featuring Johnny Quick

Storyline: When Tubby asks for a promotion to full-time cameraman, his boss gives him the 'dull list', locations where good newsreel footage is impossible to obtain. While Tubby is at the zoo looking at bears lounging around, Johnny Quick agitates the air around them, causing the bears to dance. At the library Johnny spots a man trying to steal a rare book, and causes other volumes to fly off the shelves. And so on until the list is covered. All the while Tubby gets great footage. Unfortunately, he has forgotten to load an film into the camera.

Credits:

• Script: Otto Binder
• Pencils: Dan Barry
• Inks: Dan Barry

Flames of Death

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Follow the Danger Trail with Tomahawk

Treetop Careers

Buzzy Says Stay in School - Give Yourself a Break!

Credits:

• Script: Jack Schiff
• Pencils: Graham Place
• Inks: Graham Place
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Mountain Rescue

Rescue from the Ravine

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Hollywood's Top Adventure Star!

Lou Boudreau

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