Action Comics #20
In "Superman and the Screen Siren," Clark Kent’s chance encounter with actress Dolores Winters takes a strange turn when her planned interview collapses and she vanishes with a group of wealthy hostages. Superman steps in to stop her, only to uncover a shocking truth: the mind of the villain Ultra has taken over her body.
In "At the Air Show," Pep—home on vacation and playing baseball for his hometown team—finds himself in the middle of a high-stakes emergency when a plane crash-lands on the field. After pulling the pilot, Dee, to safety, Pep is invited to join him at the Air Races as his mechanic, launching an unlikely partnership. When mobsters attempt to disrupt the event, Pep’s quick thinking and courage prove vital—though how he’ll navigate the challenges ahead remains to be seen.
In "The Ivory Safari, Part 2," Clip leads a group of natives transporting ivory to the coast, facing repeated attacks along the way. When cornered by Wolf Lupo’s men and moments from death, Clip plays a final tune on his harmonica—unaware that the tribe of cannibals he once gifted harmonicas to is nearby and drawn by the music. The story unfolds with tension and unexpected turns, as Clip’s past kindness becomes his salvation.
In "The Zombies [Part 2]," Tex, Bob, and Gargantua—once mindless under a sinister chemical's grip—fight back against their captors using the antidote they'd secretly saved. As the tribal chief prepares to roast Tex alive, the restored "zombies" rise as one, breaking free to reclaim their strength and turn the tide.
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Reprinted in Superman in Action Comics #1 (1993), Superman: The Action Comics Archives #1 (1998), Clásicos DC #6 (2005), The Superman Chronicles #2 (2007), Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus #1 (2013), Superman: The Golden Age #2 (2017), DC Finest: Superman: The First Superhero #[nn] (2025)
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