Action Comics #190
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Boy Who Saved Superman!", young Tommy finds himself whisked away to a distant planet alongside three of the galaxy’s most notorious hunters, all taken captive by a mysterious ruler. Tasked with tracking down a terrifying, invisible monster that’s wreaking havoc, Tommy must rely on courage and quick thinking in a high-stakes hunt that tests more than just bravery. The story, illustrated with bold energy by Jim Mooney, features a striking cover by Win Mortimer.
In "The Boy Who Saved Superman!" from Action Comics #190, a young teen named Rodney Applegate becomes an unlikely hero—only to reveal he's part of a scheme by the mischievous 5th Dimensional imp Mxyztplk, who's pulling strings to mock Superman's invincibility.
In "The Hunters of the Future!" from Action Comics #190, the galaxy’s most renowned trackers—along with young Tommy—are whisked to a distant world where they’re tasked with hunting a terrifying, invisible beast that stalks the land. The challenge tests their skills, instincts, and courage in a high-stakes hunt that could mean survival—or ruin.
In "Vigilante's Adopted Tribe!" from Action Comics #190, the Vigilante makes a determined effort to convince Chief Tarkitan, leader of a secluded Native American tribe, to consider a state-funded land grant—challenging the chief’s deep-rooted isolationism with a plea that bridges two very different worlds.
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Reprinted in Tomahawk #1 (1954), Superman #89 (1954), Albi del Falco #22 (1955), The Hundred Comic Monthly #28 (1959), Sheriff Classics #9158 (1970), Ranchserien #50 (1970), Tarzan #232 (1974), Superman in Action Comics #1 (1993), Sheriff Klassiker #158
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