Super Adventure Comic #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lois Lane's Super-Gamble," Lois Lane finds herself caught in a high-stakes deception when three mysterious heroines invite Supergirl to their home planet, Feminax—where she’s celebrated as a legend. But beneath the glittering facade, a sinister plan unfolds, as the planet’s inhabitants have a far more dangerous purpose in mind for their guest. Written by Leo Dorfman and illustrated by Jim Mooney, this 1965 adventure features a striking cover by Kurt Schaffenberger, blending glamour with a chilling undercurrent.
In "The Doomed Reporter!", reporter Jimmy risks everything to uncover the truth when he learns a prison transport train is about to be the scene of a daring escape. Posing as a guard, he infiltrates the convoy, but as the train speeds through the countryside, danger closes in from all sides.
In "The Planet of Outcasts!" from Super Adventure Comic #24 (1965), Supergirl is welcomed as a hero to the seemingly utopian world of Feminax—only to find that her revered status is a trap. The planet’s inhabitants, a trio of super-heroines, have a far darker agenda, using her powers to awaken ancient forces from Earth’s past.
In "Jimmy Olsen's Monster Movie!", Jimmy Olsen sets his sights on Hollywood, boldly claiming he can write, direct, and star in a hit horror film. Impressed by his confidence, a movie producer takes a chance on the young reporter, handing him the reins to bring his monster movie dream to life.
In this playful 1965 tale from *Super Adventure Comic #24*, Superman and Batman team up for a lighthearted prank that sends Lois Lane on a whirlwind of mistaken identity. When she's convinced that Bruce Wayne is actually Superman, Lois begins pursuing him with surprising seriousness—until the truth comes crashing down at the altar.
In "Jimmy's D-Day Adventure!", a curious boy named Jimmy stumbles upon a newsreel showing a Nazi officer who looks exactly like him—then grabs Professor Potter’s time travel device and leaps into the heart of D-Day. Stranded behind enemy lines, he uses his modern knowledge to climb the ranks of the Nazi regime, all while trying to stay one step ahead of history itself.
In "The Return of Lois's Monster Sweetheart!", Lois Lane finds herself in a bizarre twist when Herko’s dimension calls her back—this time not as a captive, but as a reluctant romantic target. With Jimmy Olsen at her side, she hatches a bold plan to turn the tables by courting Herko’s mysterious neighbor, Zagga, all to stir up some much-needed jealousy.
In "The Kryptonian Killer!" from Super Adventure Comic #24 (1965), Supergirl finds herself under the mind control of the Sisterhood of Evil on the planet Feminax, forced to carry out sinister acts that culminate in the poisoning of Superman. With time running out, Comet arrives to help unravel the spell, aided by the mysterious Circe, as the fate of the Man of Steel hangs in the balance.
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