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Adventure Comics #146

DC · Series began 1938 · November 1949

Dates

Cover date
November 1949
On sale
September 14, 1949
Pages
52

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Editions and covers

Creators

script: Edmond Hamilton, Otto Binder, Henry Boltinoffpencils: John Sikela, C. C. Beck, John Daly, Henry Boltinoff, Ralph Mayoinks: John Sikela, C. C. Beck, John Daly, Henry Boltinoff, Ralph Mayoletters: Henry Boltinoff

Stories

  • The Substitute Superboy! · 10 pages

    Horace Holly is picked upon by his schoolmates. Clark decides to help by creating the impression that Horace is Superboy, which reverses the underdog situation.

  • Aquaman Loses His Powers! · 6 pages

    Aquaman is attacked by a sea creature which administers an electric shock causing his muscles to become feeble until the effect wears off in a week. With help from his finny friends he creates the illusion of power by thwarting the crimes of Blackjack.

  • The Red Archer! · 10 pages

    The mysterious Red Arrow challenges The Green Arrow to a public test of skill. Red beats Green in every event. Oliver goes home and mopes in a chair, while Speedy is captured by the Cautious Calhoun gang. Red Archer accepts an invitation to join the gang, but is eventually revealed as Green Arrow in disguise.

  • All-American Frankie Albert · 2 pages
  • Johnny Quick's Super-Search! · 8 pages

    Absent minded Professor Rutherford misplaces the sheet of paper on which his formula for synthetic uranium is written. Thinking he might have mailed it that morning to his secretary. Johnny gets governmental permission to deliver then check on the contents of every letter in the city, all to no avail. After this tremendous feat, the professor recalls having placed the paper in his inside pocket. But he actually slipped it into that of his adjacent guest Tubby Watts. They check but it is not there, when Tubby remembers using it to wrap a piece of cake to eat later.

Reprinted in

Blackhawk (1956), Blackhawk (1957), Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane (1958)

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