Superman #35
In "Fame for Sale!", Clark Kent dismisses the instincts of female reporters as too emotional, but Lois Lane takes it personally—determined to prove she can solve a case without Superman’s help. The stakes rise dangerously when her bold move puts her in real peril, testing the limits of her courage and the cost of proving a point. Written by Don C. Cameron and illustrated by Sam Citron with inks by Don Komisarow, this 1945 classic features a cover by Jack Burnley and George Roussos.
In "Fame for Sale!", Superman [Clark Kent] finds himself tangled in a web of deception when J. Wilbur Wolfingham, a slick publicity agent with a flair for chaos, orchestrates a scheme to exploit fame by hiring actors to impersonate celebrities and spread scandalous lies. With the city's reputation on the line and reputations in tatters, Lois Lane, Perry White, and even Mayor Bragg must untangle the truth before the fallout destroys more than just reputations.
In "The Drug Swindle," Lois Lane sets out to prove she can crack a case without Superman’s help, challenging Clark Kent’s belief that women reporters rely too much on intuition. When her investigation leads her into the dangerous web of a new criminal duo—Rufus Hyatt and the cunning Blackjack Hart—Lois finds herself in a life-threatening situation that tests her resolve and resourcefulness.
In "Like Father, Like Son!", Superman investigates a political scandal in Smallville, where two candidates for Public Works Commissioner are at odds—only one of them, Jed Scapely, is using shady tactics to win. With Perry White and Officer Clancey on the scene, and a mysterious connection to a pair of brothers named Howard and Raymond Brent, the Man of Steel must uncover the truth behind the campaign sabotage before the election is tainted.
When a skeptical young collector named Bernard Demarest, Jr. acquires Aladdin’s Lamp, he unknowingly unleashes a genie whose powers spiral out of control—putting Superman and a skeptical Perry White in the middle of a chaotic, lamp-powered mystery.
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Reprinted in The Superman Archives #8 (2010), Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus #5 (2018)
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