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Action Comics #113

DC · Series began 1938 · October 1947

Dates

Cover date
October 1947
On sale
August 13, 1947
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Wayne Boring, Win Mortimer, William White, Ed Smalle, Phil Berube, Stan Kaye, George Roussos, Fred Harmancolors: Jack Adlerscript: Al Schwartz, Joe Samachson, George Kashdan, Phil Berube, Ewald Ludwig, Bill Fingerinks: William White, Ed Smalle, Phil Berube, Stan Kaye, George Roussos, Fred Harman

Stories

  • Just an Ordinary Guy! · 12 pages

    While others dream of having Superman's powers, Superman hypnotizes himself into believing he has no powers so that he can experience life as an ordinary man.

  • The Man Who Was Always Late! · 7 pages
  • Skulduggery in the Subway! · 6 pages

    Bill and a blind man pursue thieves through the subway and urban streets.

  • Willy · 0.67 pages
  • The Too-Fragrant Vagrant! · Hayfoot Henry · 4 pages

    Hayfoot Henry encounters a man who once fell into a vat of perfume and who still carries around the odor. Caught trying to steal Ambergris, Henry places him in a jail cell, saying he will eventually lose the smell there.

  • An Old Friend · 2 pages
  • Gold Rush -- 1947! · 10 pages

    Old prospector Tote Todd wants to relive his youth in a rip-roaring gold-rush town. With Tote only having a month to live, his old partner suggests to a group of friends (including Greg Sanders) a re-enactment of those old days in an old Western town, to give Tote a contented ending. All goes according to plan until a gang of crooks decide there is gold to be stolen and start shooting up the town. Tote, Stuff and The Vigilante pursue them to the gold mine and they are stopped. Tote succumbs to a heart attack never knowing about his terminal illness, and is buried on Boot Hill.

Reprinted in

Captain Triumph Comics (1947), Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus (2013)

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