Century, The 100 Page Comic Monthly #33

In "Beware the Thinking Cap," Johnny Manton takes a fabled hat from a museum, drawn by the promise of genius—unaware that the cap answers only to those with noble intentions. As he dons it, he begins to sense its strange power, but whether it will unlock his mind or test his character remains uncertain.

In "The Rock 'n' Roll Superman," Jimmy steps in to save his cousin Jerry’s rock 'n' roll concert, donning a disguise and lip-syncing to a hidden tape in his guitar—only to accidentally trigger Superman’s signal watch, sending the Man of Steel into a chaotic, dance-fueled rampage across town. As Superman flails through a charity ball and a calisthenics class, his usual heroics go awry, and the city’s newest threat, "The Earl" and his gang, slip through his fingers—while his dignity takes the biggest hit of all.

In "I Was a Witch!", Leslie Cantwell arrives at her brother Roy’s isolated country home, seeking refuge from a troubled past. As Roy’s sinister intentions unfold, a desperate struggle for survival begins—threatened by a brother who sees her death as the only path to wealth. With danger closing in, her husband Bruce must act fast to protect her, unraveling a chilling scheme rooted in greed and betrayal.

In "Black Lightning's Secret!", a schoolteacher named John Tane races to save his sheriff father from the Pincers Gang, only to find his legendary horse, Black Lightning, refuses to answer his call. With the outlaws closing in and the schoolhouse his only refuge, John Tane makes a desperate choice—transforming into the masked vigilante JT to face the threat head-on. As gunfire echoes through the dusty streets, Black Lightning finally answers the call, leaping into the fray to deliver the final blow. But when the dust settles, the sheriff still wishes his son were more like the hero he became.