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Cover: Jack Burnley

Superman #25

Nov 1943 · DC · 0.10 USD
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“The Man Superman Refused to Help!”

In "The Man Superman Refused to Help!", Clark Kent takes a surprising turn from reporter to cadet, volunteering to join Yale’s Training Aviation Cadets program to investigate a rival paper’s claim that it’s too lenient. Written by Mort Weisinger and illustrated by Fred Ray, this 1943 issue captures Superman’s commitment to truth with a grounded, real-world mission. The cover by Jack Burnley perfectly frames the moment, spotlighting Clark’s determined resolve.

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writer Mort Weisinger · artist, inker Fred Ray · cover Jack Burnley

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artist, inker Fred Ray
cover pencils, inks Jack Burnley

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In response to a rival newspaper article claiming that the Training Aviation Cadets program at Yale University, whose purpose is to train new officers, is much too soft and lenient, Clark offers to join as a Cadet and get first hand information for the Planet.

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