Detective Comics #23
In "The Ski Murder," a chilling mystery unfolds on a snowy mountain slope, where a man is found dead with no apparent cause—only a single ski mark in the snow. Written by Jerome Siegel and illustrated by Joe Shuster, this early Detective Comics tale blends sci-fi intrigue with classic whodunit suspense, showcasing the creative roots of two legendary figures. The cover, by Fred Guardineer, captures the icy tension of the scene in striking detail.
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Professor Kenton tells Slam and Shorty about the fourth dimension and then takes them for a visit to the year 2,000,000,000 A.D. in his time-flier.
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