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Superman#7
Cover: Joe Shuster & Wayne Boring

Superman #7

Nov 1940 · DC · 0.10 USD; 0.15 CAD
“Metropolis's Most Savage Racketeers”

Rinaldo, a Gypsy Prince, had heard stories that his adoptive parent had stashed a fortune in gold away in the gypsy caravan, but he had always denied it. However, one night Rinaldo found his adoptive father dead, with a note in his hand stating that the young man should safely store away a fortune in gems that were his, unknowing that the gypsy chief's son was the murderer.

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Cast · 26 characters

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cover pencils Joe Shuster
cover inks Wayne Boring

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Rinaldo, a Gypsy Prince, had heard stories that his adoptive parent had stashed a fortune in gold away in the gypsy caravan, but he had always denied it. However, one night Rinaldo found his adoptive father dead, with a note in his hand stating that the young man should safely store away a fortune in gems that were his, unknowing that the gypsy chief's son was the murderer.

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