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• Pencils: Win Mortimer
• Inks: Win Mortimer
• Colors: Jack Adler

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• Script: Jack Schiff
• Pencils: Win Mortimer
• Inks: Win Mortimer
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

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In actually doing Clark a good deed by taking his dirty shirts to the laundry, Lois finds a small jeweled ornament which has fallen from a pocket. Several coincidences convince her that she has become a jinx, so she decides to use her new "power" to harass criminals who are beyond the law. With the hidden aid of Superman she succeeds in intimidating several crooked characters. The jeweled ornament, we learn, was put in baby Kal-el's rocket by his father, Jor-el, to destroy any threatening meteors, as it has the property to weaken iron.

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• Pencils: Al Plastino
• Inks: Al Plastino

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Bill pursues a pair of jewel thieves through the Alaskan Arctic.

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• Pencils: Ed Smalle
• Inks: Ed Smalle

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

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A giant eye appears in the sky above Saturnopolis, causing panic among the inhabitants. Tommy and Brent are dispatched to investigate, and find that the eye has caused no damage, but rather seems simply to observe its surroundings. Tommy reasons that it is, in fact, an ultra-scientific television camera operated by remote control.

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• Pencils: Jim Mooney
• Inks: Jim Mooney

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

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Vigilante prevents a group of men from shooting a magnificent black stallion, which they believe to be a jinx, killing or maiming anyone who tries to ride it. Vigilante makes a bargain, that if he can stay in the saddle of the stallion for twenty four hours, the horse will be spared.

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• Pencils: Bob Brown
• Inks: Bob Brown

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• Script: Kamila Wiatrzyk

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• Script: John Howson
• Pencils: John Howson
• Inks: John Howson
• Letters: John Howson

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• Pencils: Ray Thompson
• Inks: Ray Thompson