Superman #26
In "The Super Stunt Man!", Superman steps in to help a young man reconnect with his father's legacy, pretending to be the legendary daredevil—only to find that old grudges from the carnival days are far from forgotten. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Joe Shuster, with inks by George Roussos, this 1944 classic blends heart and suspense, all framed by Wayne Boring’s dynamic cover art and Roussos’s sharp inks.
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The son of a former carnival daredevil comes to town, not knowing his father had lost his nerve years before in a car stunt gone wrong. Superman agrees to help impersonate the man, so that the son will see "his dad" perform great stunts...that is, until a former carnival employee with a grudge again the daredevil decides to get even.
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