Action Comics #127
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superman Takes the Consequences!", a young songwriter named Tommy Kane fights for his creative rights when a shady deal with Beep Mullins threatens to strip him of his song’s profits. When magician Zatara learns of the injustice, he uses his powers to make the entire city sing Tommy’s tune—turning the Statue of Liberty, park statues, and even civic clocks into unexpected backup singers. Art by W. F. White and a cover by Al Plastino bring this whimsical, music-powered moment to life in a 1948 issue where even the world can’t help but hum along.
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Tommy Kane self-finances publication of a song he has written, Beep Mullins gets him to sign a contract which curtails his rights to any profits. Zatara entertains at a musician's convention, where he animates various instruments and runs into Tommy, who explains the publishing situation. Zatara causes all manner of inanimate objects - the Statue of Liberty, civic hall clocks, statues in parks - to warble Tommy's song, which become a big hit.
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