Action Comics #68
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superman Meets Susie!", the Man of Steel takes a rare break from saving the world to team up with a surprisingly sharp-witted young girl named Susie, whose clever instincts help uncover a cleverly disguised threat. Written with a light touch and brought to life by Joe Sulman’s expressive art, this 1944 adventure blends wartime patriotism with a touch of whimsy, as Superman and Susie track down a network of stolen masterpieces. The cover by Wayne Boring, Ira Yarbrough, and George Roussos captures the moment with a dynamic, period-perfect flair.
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Zatara is helping to sell War Bonds at the City Art Museum rally. Afterwards, he notices something phony about Gainsborough's painting of The Blue Boy. Using magic, he gets the blue boy to tell that he is just a copy of the original. He then spots a pair of suspicious-looking characters with a swag sack, and has the original blue boy inside the sack tell of his pedigree. Many other paintings are also forgeries, and the characters tell Zatara the forger's name was Arton. They attack Arton in his own home, and the original paintings are restored to the museum.
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