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Superman #18

DC · Series began 1939 · September-October 1942

Dates

Cover date
September-October 1942
On sale
June 30, 1942
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Fred Ray, John Sikela, Henry Boltinoff, Leo Nowak, Ed Dobrotka, George Storminks: Fred Ray, John Sikela, Henry Boltinoff, Leo Nowak, George Stormscript: Josette Frank, Jerry Siegel, Henry Boltinoff, Eric Carter

Stories

  • Mr. Popper's Penguins · Good Books Worth Reading · 0.67 pages
  • The Conquest of a City · 13 pages

    Clark Kent, concerned that the people of Metropolis seem oblivious to the Nazi threat in the world, approaches editor White about writing a series of stories that will wake the citizens up to the realization that they are in danger as well.

  • The Heat Horror · 13 pages

    When an astronomer discovers the existence of a strange meteorite, Superman correctly guesses that it has something to do with the terrible heat wave engulfing Metropolis.

  • Who Needs Gas? · Joe Jeep · 0.5 pages
  • Kitty McTabby · 1 pages
  • The Man with the Cane · 13 pages

    When editor White decides to take his first vacation in years, he appoints Lois to take his place, and her first order is to assign Clark to the love-lorn column. This assignment, however, leads the Man of Tomorrow into a case of intrigue and murder, as a mysterious man with a cane attempts to wrest secret plans for a tank-plane away from a young inventor.

  • Busy Bill the Bill Collector · 2 pages
  • "The Pen Is Mightier--" · 2 pages
  • The Snake · 13 pages

    When a miner dies of a mysterious snake bite, Superman disguises himself as a miner and secures work at the mine in hopes of uncovering the person responsible.

Reprinted in

The Superman Archives (1989), The Superman Chronicles (2006), Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus (2013), Superman: The Golden Age (2016), Superman: The War Years 1938-1945 (2015)

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