Special Edition, Action Comics #6

Apr 1945 · DC · 0.00 FREE

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“Tommy Gets a Zero!”

In "Tommy Gets a Zero!", a young boy named Tommy faces the dreaded Saturday essay assignment, convinced his life lacks any excitement worth writing about—until he unexpectedly crosses paths with Superman. Written by Joseph Greene and illustrated by John Sikela, this 1945 Special Edition of Action Comics captures a quiet moment of wonder, with Wayne Boring and Stan Kaye bringing the cover to life.

writer Joseph Greene · artist John Sikela · cover Wayne Boring, Stan Kaye

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Cast · 5 characters

Congo Bill Greg Sanders Stuff, the Chinatown Kid Superman Zatara the Magician

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writer Joseph Greene

artist John Sikela

cover pencils Wayne Boring

cover inks Stan Kaye

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Tommy's teacher assigns a Saturday essay for each class member, although Tommy believes his will be the most boring in class because nothing in his life ever happens that is exciting. That is, until he meets Superman!

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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