Dates
- Cover date
- September 1946
- On sale
- July 15, 1946
- Pages
- 52
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
pencils: Wayne Boring, Ira Yarbrough, Graham Hunter, Stan Kaye, Fred Ray, Jack Callahan, Lit-Win, Mort Meskin, William Whiteinks: Ed Dobrotka, Graham Hunter, Stan Kaye, Fred Ray, Jack Callahan, Lit-Win, George Roussos, William Whitescript: Al Schwartz, Ben Ballard, Jack Callahan, Don C. Cameron
Stories
- The Sleuth Who Never Failed! · 12 pages
Inspector Hawkins tries to trap Clark Kent into revealing he is Superman.
- The Rhyming Horse! · 4 pages
- The Case of the Captive Seals! · 6 pages
Bill captures a gang of seal poachers in the Arctic.
- Indian Sign · 2 pages
- Sunshine Nelly · 1 pages
- The Book That Was Too Real! · 10 pages
J. Scriver Tome is the author of successful crime novels. A gang of crooks uses his plots to commit crimes until The Vigilante and Stuff step in.
- Magic -- Past or Present! · 7 pages
The spirits of great magicians of past ages return to challenge the young upstart Zatara, but he outwits them at every turn. Having been declared by his peers the greatest magician of all time, he wakes up, unsure whether the experience was real or merely a dream.
Reprinted in
Detective Comics (1937), Star Spangled Comics (1941), Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus (2013)