Credits

• Pencils: Joe Shuster
• Inks: Paul Cassidy
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Storyline

When Lois is found at the scene of the murder of a noted jewel collector, she is arrested for that murder. Superman learns that the architect, who had installed numerous fail safe devices to protect the jeweler's gems, is responsible, and he had planned to throw the blame on the jeweler's two nephews until Lois had come upon the scene.

Credits

• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Paul Cassidy
• Inks: Paul Cassidy

Storyline

Because of the quick thinking of young Wally Brennan, two dope peddlers, who had stolen $50,000 worth of dope from a medical supply house, and shot the night watchmen, are captured after Wally left a note in the pocket of a coat owned by one of the felons and it was sent to the cleaners.

Credits

• Script: George Shute
• Pencils: Don Komisarow
• Inks: Don Komisarow

Storyline

Brute Bashby and his thugs roll into the town of Gateson with the sole purpose of establishing a protection racket, which means each shop owner must fork over 10% of their profits. When the local newspaper editor starts a written campaign against the racketeers, an explosion at the newspaper office kills him, which attracts the attention of Lois and Clark, who vow to do something about it.

Credits

• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Paul Cassidy
• Inks: Paul Cassidy

Storyline

Superman relates and shows how regular exercises, such as chinning, deep breathing and swimming can do wonders for one's health.

Credits

• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Jack Burnley
• Pencils: Joe Shuster
• Inks: Jack Burnley
• Inks: Paul Cassidy

Storyline

Relief efforts to help the tornado and earthquake ravaged South American nation of San Caluma head out by boat but hit a snag when an aircraft carrying the relief commission officials nearly crashes. Things go from bad to worse when Superman's true identity is discovered by a thief, several witnesses to the event are killed, and Lois is nearly burned to death.

Credits

• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Paul Cassidy
• Inks: Paul Cassidy
• Inks: Paul Lauretta

Storyline

Java Colt was mystified at the murder of old Jason Dent down in Borneo, in a locked room with only a small window, and Dent laying dead with a lady's stickpin thrust into the base of the man's skull. But the real shocker was who the murderer turned out to be!

Credits

• Script: Paulo Maffia
• Pencils: Don Komisarow
• Inks: Don Komisarow

Storyline

This filler story talks about the problems professional baseball pitchers have with sore arms.

Credits

• Script: Jack Burnley
• Pencils: Jack Burnley
• Inks: Jack Burnley

Storyline

When a department store collapses and the head of the construction firm that erected it is slain, Clark Kent smells a story in the making, and knows it when, as Superman, he investigates the construction of the city's new Municipal Stadium. At the opening day ceremonies of the stadium it collapses, and, while Superman rescues children, Lois Lane is seriously injured and taken to the hospital where a transfusion is necessary...provided by Clark Kent!

Credits

• Script: Jerry Siegel
• Pencils: Paul Cassidy
• Inks: Paul Cassidy
• Inks: Paul Lauretta

Credits

• Pencils: Paul Cassidy
• Inks: Paul Cassidy

Storyline

As Dave comes by several houses, he asks the ladies standing out front if they could supply him with a meal. All answer no except the third, who tells him that, if he spades her flower bed, she'll provide a meal. She feeds him, then he walks off.

Credits

• Script: Russell Cole
• Pencils: Russell Cole
• Inks: Russell Cole
• Letters: Russell Cole

Storyline

Page where Superman begin to elaborate on the first word in the Supermen of America motto: Strength! A code message in Code Saturn No. 5 is given as well as a coupon being provided for reader's to join the Supermen of America club.

Credits

• Pencils: Joe Shuster
• Inks: Paul Cassidy

Storyline

House advertisement promoting DC's top six comic magazines: Action Comics (DC, 1938 series), Adventure Comics (DC, 1938 series), Detective Comics (DC, 1937 series), All-American Comics (DC, 1939 series), More Fun Comics (DC, 1936 series), and Flash Comics (DC, 1940 series), with head views of the stars of each of the magazines.

Storyline

A house advertisement promoting All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #1 (Summer 1940) and Mutt & Jeff (DC, 1939 series) #[2] ([Summer 1940]), with cover reproductions.

Storyline

House advertisement promoting Superman appearing in Action Comics (DC, 1938 series), on sale the 21st of every month.

Credits

• Pencils: Joe Shuster
• Inks: Paul Cassidy

Storyline

House advertisement promoting Batman (DC, 1940 series) #2 (Summer 1940) (on sale July 20th), with cover reproduction.

Credits

• Pencils: Bob Kane
• Inks: Jerry Robinson

Storyline

The ad promotes 14 stations in California, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Washington, D.C. airing the Superman radio show, along with times and days, sponsored by Force cereal. Text at the bottom encourages readers to write their local stations and ask for the show, sponsored by Force cereal.

Characters

Other

• Clark Kent
• Superman

Credits

• Pencils: Joe Shuster
• Inks: Joe Shuster

Credits

• Pencils: Fred Harman
• Inks: Fred Harman