Adventure Comics #132
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superboy -- Super-Cowboy!", Superboy answers a heartfelt call from his teacher, Edwin Sayers, who's traded his classroom for a dusty Western ranch. With a dash of whimsy and a whole lot of heroics, Superboy arrives ahead of the class to transform the rundown property into a welcoming frontier paradise—complete with a stetson-shaped house and a herd of wild horses—while quietly thwarting a land-grabbing scheme by a rival rancher. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Al Wenzel, with a lively cover by Win Mortimer, this 1948 adventure blends small-town charm with classic superhero flair.
In "Superboy -- Super-Cowboy!", Superboy flies ahead to the Sayers ranch to warn his teacher, Edwin Sayers, after the man invites his students to visit his new Western home. Arriving to find a barren, crumbling ranch, Superboy transforms the land with a stetson-shaped house and a herd of wild horses, all while thwarting a dangerous scheme by neighbor Ben Torpe.
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In "The Impossible Alibi!" from Adventure Comics #132, the Professor’s web of deceit unravels when Oliver and Roy independently confirm they saw him at the exact moment he claimed to be in a car accident—leaving no room for his carefully constructed alibi. With the stakes rising and the truth just out of reach, the race is on to expose a killer who thought he’d covered his tracks.
In "Sir Butch of Beeler's Alley!", a modern-day tough kid named Butch Boyle is whisked back to Camelot, where he becomes the squire to the legendary Shining Knight. Together, they embark on a quest to rescue Princess Elaine from the clutches of the sinister Archimago, proving that courage and heart can shine in any age.
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