Superman

In this issue of Superman, our hero faces off against the mischievous and cunning Prankster in a thrilling battle of wits and brawn. With the help of his trusty allies Lois Lane and Perry White, Superman must outsmart the Prankster and put a stop to his nefarious schemes once and for all.

But that's not all! This comic also features the story "Clark Kent's Bodyguard," in which our hero must protect his alter ego from danger. And for some lighthearted fun, enjoy the gag strips by Henry Boltinoff and Phil Berube featuring Chief Hot Foot and Little Barney.

But don't skip over the full text story by Stan Carter, "Gun Duel," for a thrilling adventure outside of the Superman universe. And for those who love a classic tale, "A Modern Alice in Wonderland" brings Superman, Lois, and Perry into a whimsical world written by the legendary Jerry Siegel.

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Superman #49 from 1947 features the iconic hero taking on Toyman in a battle of wits and strength. In "Toyman and the Gadgets of Greed," Superman must prevent the villain from stealing valuable treasures through incredibly intricate and dangerous traps. But that's not all, as Clark Kent takes on his most dangerous assignment yet in "Clark Kent's Most Dangerous Assignment." This story sees Kent and Lois Lane facing off against The Gargoyle - a dangerous foe bent on stopping the Daily Planet from publishing his secrets. And if that weren't enough, we also get "Lois Lane, Glob-Trotter," where Lois attempts to circumnavigate the globe without Superman's help (or so she thinks). This issue is full of excitement and adventure, making it a must-read for any comic book fan or collector. So don't miss out on the chance to add this classic issue to your collection!

In Superman issue 48, we get a glimpse into the epic battle between the Man of Steel and his arch-nemesis, Lex Luthor. Titled "The Man Who Stole the Sun!", this story sees Superman going head-to-head with Luthor as he tries to save the city from certain destruction. Along for the ride are Lois Lane, Perry White, and even a cameo appearance by President Harry Truman!

Written by Jerry Siegel and penciled by John Sikela with inkwork by George Roussos, this issue has become a classic in the world of comic books. It's been reprinted several times, including in the Three-Dimension Adventures Superman series from 1953 and 1997.

Along with this thrilling story, we also get a few extra goodies in this issue. "Autograph, Please!" sees Superman traveling back in time to some key moments in American history, while "Comeback of a Clown" is a poignant text story by Tex Blane. There are also some funny gag strips, including "Flip Flop the Clown" and "Willy."

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In Superman #45 (1947), Lois Lane becomes Superwoman thanks to two stage magicians who give her Superman's powers. However, it turns out to be a ruse by Superman himself to teach Lois a lesson about the responsibilities that come with these powers. Meanwhile, Lois and Clark visit a river showboat where they stumble upon a plot to foreclose on the boat's owner. In the full-text story by Tex Wade, Superman attempts to thwart an alien from another dimension who is abducting exceptional people for his collection. This issue is a must-read for any comic book collector or fan of the Man of Steel!

In Superman #46, we see the Man of Steel attempting to crank-start an old car, much to the disapproval of an old lady driver and a cop. But that's just the beginning of the adventures contained within this issue. We also get to witness Superman facing off against the impish Mr. Mxyzptlk as the latter decides to join a college baseball team that hasn't won in years. With Mxyzptlk on their side, they suddenly become unbeatable - and it's up to Superman to level the playing field.

Meanwhile, a flagpole sitting contest is held for the affections of a woman, and Superman has to ensure that the contest is fair. And as if that weren't enough, we're also treated to a text story by Stan Carter and the first-ever Superboy story in a Superman comic, as Clark checks up on some of his old classmates and helps them achieve their dreams.

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Superman #47 (1947) is a must-have for any serious comic collector. This issue features two incredible stories that showcase Superman's strength, intelligence, and heart.

First up is "The Toyman's Castle," written by Don Cameron. Here, we see Superman face off against the cunning and devious Toyman, who has built a castle filled with deadly toys. It's a thrilling battle of wits as Superman uses his brains and brawn to outsmart the villain.

Next, we have "Susie Reforms," also written by Don Cameron. In this story, Superman teams up with a young girl named Susie Tompkins to save the day. What makes this tale so special is the way it highlights Superman's compassion and empathy. He sees the good in Susie, despite her troubled past, and works to help her turn her life around.

Completing the issue are "Tide Squeeze," a full text story by Don Carter, and "Superman's Unlucky Day," written by Jerry Siegel. Both are entertaining and well-written, but the real gems of this issue are the Toyman and Susie stories.

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Superman #50 (1948) features not just one, but five fantastic tales that will keep you engrossed from start to finish. In "The Task That Stumped Superman," we see the Man of Steel encounter a problem that he simply cannot solve. Our hero must use his intellect rather than his superhuman strength to overcome the challenge, and it'll keep you guessing until the very end!

Meanwhile, in "The Slogans That Came Too True," Superman goes head-to-head with The Prankster in a battle of wits. Lois Lane is also along for the ride, making it a thrilling and action-packed adventure all around.

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Action Comics #91 (1945) features none other than Superman himself in a thrilling adventure that pits him against a gang of criminals who are sinking Great Lakes freighters. The crew on each ship that is lost hears the distant beating of a death drum—a chilling legend of Indian origin that has the sailors spooked. Clark Kent decides to investigate as Superman, and he quickly discovers that the criminals have a devious plan to capture and sink as many freighters as they can in shallow water. They would then return later to salvage the ships and sell the contents for a fortune. The criminals use a bank of anti-aircraft cannons hidden in the forest to create the Indian drum effect, thereby scaring the locals. Superman is up against it when the criminals lock him in a steel compartment on board and then sink the freighter. But our hero won't go down without a fight, and he manages to escape, take care of the gang, and deliver all the salvaged ships to their destinations. This Action Comics issue is a must-read for any superhero fan.

Action Comics #97 (1946) is a thrilling story that sees Superman teaming up with Hocus and Pocus to perform at a magician’s convention. Clark is tasked with covering the convention, which offers a $25,000 prize to any magician who can perform a trick that others cannot explain. When Hocus and Pocus decide to enter, Superman needs to make their tricks appear real. During the convention, the duo is kidnapped by thugs working for the evil magician Conrad the Conjuror, who hopes to win the prize by keeping them tied up until his performance. Meanwhile, Gregor the Great enlists Hocus and Pocus' help as detectives, revealing that someone has stolen a document detailing how his trick works. With Superman's help, Hocus and Pocus recover the stolen plans and capture the crooks. In the end, Superman uncovers Gregor's plan to rob the hotel safe while everyone is distracted by his performance. The story is a must-read for any comic book fan who loves a thrilling adventure packed with twists and turns. Catch "The Magician's Convention" in Action Comics #97, also available in Superman #272.

In Action Comics #102, Superman finds himself facing off against the mischievous Mr. Mxyztplk once again. This time, the impish villain is granting everyone’s wishes, no matter how outlandish or absurd. Chaos ensues throughout the streets of Metropolis, and Superman knows he must act fast to put an end to the madness. Finally, he strikes a deal with Mr. Mxyztplk, allowing Lois Lane three wishes in exchange for the villain’s departure. Can Lois outsmart Mr. Mxyztplk and save the day? You’ll have to read it to find out!

In Action Comics #98, we find ourselves engrossed in the adventure of Lois Lane's niece, Susie. Susie has big dreams of becoming a Hollywood actress and decides to run away from home to make her dreams come true. However, fate has other plans for the little girl when she falls asleep in a car that belongs to a couple of thieves. Upon her awakening, Susie finds herself in the middle of a heist involving a valuable ruby. The thieves convince Susie to help them in their scheme by posing as an orphan in front of the mansion of the ruby's owner. Little do they know, the cunning little girl has plans of her own and ends up thwarting their plans and escaping with the ruby.

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Action Comics #92 (1946) features the Man of Steel himself, Superman, in a thrilling tale about a contest to find the ideal average American. When Clark Kent suggests the competition to boost the Daily Planet's sales, he doesn't expect to find himself on the list of finalists. Soon after, he discovers that someone is targeting all the finalists in an attempt to make them look abnormal and ruin their chances of winning. With his reputation and the contest on the line, Superman must use all his powers to uncover the truth and save the day. If you have a copy of this classic comic book, Comics Into Cash would love to give you a free appraisal or make you a fair offer to purchase your collection. Contact us today and discover the value of your comic book treasure trove!