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Superman #25

DC · Series began 1939 · November-December 1943

Dates

Cover date
November-December 1943
On sale
August 24, 1943
Pages
60

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Jack Burnley, Ira Yarbrough, George Lichty, Fred Ray, Henry Boltinoff, Joe Shuster, Jack Lehti, Jack Farr, Sam Citroninks: Jack Burnley, George Lichty, Fred Ray, Henry Boltinoff, Ira Yarbrough, Jack Lehti, Jack Farr, Don Komisarowscript: Jerry Siegel, Mort Weisinger, Henry Boltinoff, Robert Lane, Jack Lehti, Jack Farrletters: Henry Boltinoff, Jack Farr

Stories

  • The Man Superman Refused to Help! · 12 pages

    Superman helps to clear a World War I veteran who is accused of being the secret head of a subversive Fifth Column organization.

  • I Sustain the Wings! · 12 pages

    In response to a rival newspaper article claiming that the Training Aviation Cadets program at Yale University, whose purpose is to train new officers, is much too soft and lenient, Clark offers to join as a Cadet and get first hand information for the Planet.

  • King of the Comic Books · 12 pages

    Superman takes on the persona of a fictional super hero in order to save the life of the character's creator from the Nazis, who are out to kill the man because he is making a laughing stock of the Führer!

  • Fair Exchange · 2 pages
  • How They Knock Out a Jap Machine Gun Nest · Facts About the Service · 1 pages
  • Hi-Jack -- Jackal of Crime! · 12 pages

    Upset by the arrest of the Puzzler and the Prankster, a new criminal appears on the scene anxious to pay off his stock losses. How? By adopting the guise of "Hi-Jack", a criminal who will hi-jack money from people, all with the help of the Man of Tomorrow!

Reprinted in

The Superman Archives (1989), Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus (2013), Superman: The War Years 1938-1945 (2015), 100-Page Super Spectacular (1973), America at War: The Best of DC War Comics (1979), America at War: The Best of DC War Comics (1979)

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