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Adventure Comics #50 cover
Cover: Bernard Baily

Adventure Comics #50

May 1940 · DC · 0.10 USD
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“The Dark Horse”

In "The Dark Horse," Joe Shuster’s distinctive art brings to life a mystery rooted in the early days of the Superman phenomenon, capturing the era’s radio-fueled excitement. This 1940 issue, featuring Shuster’s dual role as artist andinker, showcases the cultural impact of the Superman radio show—promoted in a full-page ad across six states—sponsored by Force cereal and airing on specific stations and times. The cover, by Bernard Baily, complements the story’s era-specific vibe with its sharp, period-accurate design.

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writer Ken Fitch · artist, inker, letterer Bernard Baily · cover Bernard Baily

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writer Ken Fitch
artist, inker, letterer Bernard Baily
cover pencils, inks Bernard Baily

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Rex Tyler's 3rd client, James Carren, has been told by a mobster that, unless he sells half interest in his race horse "Blue Bell", he and the horse will never see Kentucky again.

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