Action Comics #121
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superman Versus Atlas!", a desperate man named Bill finds himself stranded in a perilous jungle, pitted against a deadly challenge by two ruthless strangers who wager his survival—unarmed and alone. With the stakes high and the jungle teeming with danger, Superman steps in to protect Bill, leading to a gripping clash of wills and strength. The story unfolds with art by Ed Smalle, whose dynamic pencils and inks bring the tension to life, while the iconic cover by Wayne Boring and Stan Kaye captures the raw intensity of the moment—a 10-cent adventure from 1948 that stands as a classic entry in the early Superman saga.
In "Wits for Weapons!" from Action Comics #121 (1948), Bill finds himself tested in the heart of the jungle when two men challenge him to survive alone and unarmed—though their real goal is to eliminate him so they can claim a hidden treasure of jewels. With no weapons and no allies, Bill must rely on cunning and quick thinking to outlast the dangers around him and the men who see him as a threat.
In "The Museum Vandals!" from Action Comics #121 (1948), Zatara takes a quiet break at a wax museum—until he spots a boy sneaking through the exhibits. With a wave of his hand, he brings the wax figures to life, setting off a playful but pointed chase that teaches the boy a lesson in honesty.
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Reprinted in Action Comics #121 (1948), Batman #91 (1955), Adventure Comics #278 (1960), Mighty Comic #28 (1962), Superman in Action Comics #1 (1993), Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus #6 (2019)
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