Cover: Jack Burnley & Stan Kaye

Action Comics #66

Nov 1943 · DC · 0.10 USD

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“The Boy Who Came Back!”

In Action Comics #66 (1943), a millionaire offers a million-dollar reward for the safe return of his missing nephew—only for Jackie, the boy in question, to overhear mobsters whisper that he’s not actually the nephew at all. Written by Don C. Cameron and illustrated by Sam Citron with inks by Don Komisarow, this gripping tale unfolds with a twist that challenges identity and loyalty. The cover, by Jack Burnley and Stan Kaye, captures the mystery with a tense, dramatic moment from the story.

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writer Don C. Cameron · artist Sam Citron · inker Don Komisarow · cover Jack Burnley, Stan Kaye

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Full credits

writer Don C. Cameron

artist Sam Citron

inker Don Komisarow

cover pencils Jack Burnley

cover inks Stan Kaye

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When the nephew of a millionaire falls into the river and is presumed lost, he offers $1 million for the safe return of the boy. However, Jackie overhears mobsters say that he really isn't the nephew in question, but the millionaire wants to adopt him anyway.

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