Cover: Al Plastino & Stan Kaye

Action Comics #133

Jun 1949 · DC · 0.10 USD

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“The World's Most Perfect Girl!”

In "The World's Most Perfect Girl!", young astronaut Tommy takes a bold step to help fellow travelers in distress, launching a space-bound film project with Interplanetary Films to fund a rest home for weary astronauts. Written by Otto Binder and brought to life with crisp, expressive art by Curt Swan and John Fischetti, this 1949 gem blends sci-fi charm with heartfelt purpose. The cover, a vibrant showcase by Al Plastino and Stan Kaye, captures the story’s whimsical spirit perfectly.

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writer Otto Binder · artist Curt Swan · inker John Fischetti · cover Al Plastino, Stan Kaye

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Full credits

writer Otto Binder

artist Curt Swan

inker John Fischetti

cover pencils, inks Al Plastino

cover inks Stan Kaye

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Finding his stranded companion in a bad mental and physical state on a remote planet, Tommy decides to try and raise money for a rest home for distressed astronauts. He makes a deal with Interplanetary Films to direct an action movie. Any savings in the budget will be his for the planned home. He takes the unit out into space, thus saving money on building sets, and comes in under budget. The home is built and is a boon to its inmates.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).