Adventure Comics #32

This November 1938 issue of Adventure Comics opens with a gripping cover by Creig Flessel: a bare-chested, red-scarved man stands defiantly on a makeshift wooden raft, knife raised high, as shark fins slice through the churning waves surrounding him — with a companion and a crate visible at the raft's far end. Promising a full 64 pages of thrills, this issue also features "Fang Gow of China, Part 31," written by Siegel and illustrated by Shuster, delivering the kind of pulp-infused serial adventure that made Adventure Comics a standout title of the Golden Age.