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Cover: Wayne Boring & George Roussos

Superman #29

Jul 1944 · DC · 0.10 USD
📊 ~33,633 copies sold its debut month
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“The Wizard of Wishes!”

In "The Wizard of Wishes!", Superman faces a cunning foe who profits by stealing masterpieces and replacing them with flawless forgeries, all while building a secret arsenal to exploit the hero’s vulnerabilities. Written by Bill Finger and brought to life by Sam Citron’s art with inks by Don Komisarow, this 1944 classic sees the Man of Steel confront a brilliant criminal who’s not just after wealth—but power. The cover, by Wayne Boring and George Roussos, captures the mystery and menace of the scheme.

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writer Bill Finger · artist Sam Citron · inker Don Komisarow · cover Wayne Boring, George Roussos

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artist Sam Citron
cover pencils Wayne Boring
cover inks George Roussos

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A tycoon whose philosophy is is make his money work for him...dishonestly...such as stealing masterworks from art museums and using his own money to create his own art factory that makes clever forgeries to take their place. When Superman discovers this outrage, the tycoon hires engineers and scientists to discover Superman's weaknesses and to put the Man of Tomorrow out of the way!

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