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CATALOG RECORD

Action Comics #124

DC · Series began 1938 · September 1948

Dates

Cover date
September 1948
On sale
July 12, 1948
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Wayne Boring, Al Plastino, Phil Berube, Ed Moore, William White, George Roussos, Henry Boltinoff, Ed Smalle, Jerry Robinsoninks: Stan Kaye, Al Plastino, Phil Berube, Ed Moore, William White, Charles Paris, George Roussos, Henry Boltinoff, Ed Smalle, Mort Meskincolors: Jack Adlerscript: Phil Berube, Henry Boltinoff, Joe Samachsonletters: Phil Berube, Henry Boltinoff

Stories

  • A Superman of Doom! · 12 pages

    Superman is caught in an atomic explosion and becomes radioactive. Since he is unable to get near anyone, criminals take advantage and commit brazen crimes believing that Superman is helpless to stop them. He solves the problem by encasing his whole body in a lead suit.

  • The Hot Car Mob · Federal Agent · 6 pages

    Steve Carter and Bud expose a stolen car racket.

  • Mimic's Magic! · 7 pages

    Out for a peaceful walk, Zatara encounters giant coffee pots, dinosaurs and other animals. One eventually tells him that the problems are caused by a magic parrot which lives in the apartment next to him.

  • Untitled · 2 pages

    Thinking her mother has made apple pies and wanting a slice, Bebe offers to run errands and even cleans her room, only to discover that it is their next door neighbor who is baking.

  • Untitled · 0.5 pages

    Homer sits under an umbrella on the beach in the pouring rain since, as he tells a police officer, it gets too crowded on sunny days.

  • Case of the Crooked Rock! · 5.67 pages

    Bill stops the smuggling of illegally obtained artifacts from Mexico.

  • Fire · 2 pages

    An article on the properties and uses of fire.

  • The Lonesome Kangaroo! · 8 pages

    An unlikely kangaroo named Katie carries in her pouch a fabulously valuable diamond, and the hombres after it have already killed her master.

Reprinted in

The Adventures of Rex the Wonder Dog (1952), The Adventures of Bob Hope (1950), My Greatest Adventure (1955), Colossal Comic (1958), The Greatest Golden Age Stories Ever Told (1990), Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus (2013)

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