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Cover of Action Comics (1938) #67

Action Comics (1938) #67

DC 1938–2011 series Vol. 1 Cover date Dec 1943

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About this issue

Action Comics #67 (1938) is issue #67 of DC's Action Comics (1938–2011), with a cover date of December 1943. Written by Henry Boltinoff, Don C. Cameron, Jack Farr and others and drawn by Bernard Baily, Henry Boltinoff, Jack Farr and others.

Creators

Writers
Henry Boltinoff, Don C. Cameron, Jack Farr, Joseph Greene
Pencillers
Bernard Baily, Henry Boltinoff, Jack Farr, Mort Meskin, Pete Riss, Ed Smalle, Joe Sulman
Inkers
Bernard Baily, Henry Boltinoff, Jack Farr, Joe Kubert, George Roussos, Ed Smalle, Joe Sulman
Letterers
Henry Boltinoff, Jack Farr
Cover artists
Jack Burnley, George Roussos

The stories

“Make Way for Fate!”

Superman becomes involved in a government project concerning the tearing down of older homes so that an new Officer's Training School could be built on that spot. Unfortunately, the criminal element, which has millions of dollars worth of stolen goods within the walls of one of those homes, is NOT in favor of such a project.

Pvt. Pete has to substitute at the barber shop and his first client is the Colonel, who wants a shave.

“The Academy of Musical Crime!”

The Fiddler's gang breaks out of jail and takes over the Parnassus School of Music as a hideout. The Fiddler uses his contacts with wealthy clients to plan burglaries. He makes the mistake of targeting the Bullion Mansion, where Greg Sanders (The Vigilante) is appearing as part of the entertainment.

“The Very Weird and Eerie Case of Wealthy Tim Buck, II (Two)”

Three multi-millionaires are kidnapped within 72 hours and held for ransom. McFooey finds that the latest victim was a fanatical student of fortune-telling. He disguises himself as a wealthy man and goes to see the Swami, where he gets hit on the head and joins the other three kidnapped men as a prisoner.

Credits, characters and story details from the Grand Comics Database, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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