Superman: The Golden Age #2
In "Superman and the Screen Siren," a story written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by Joe Shuster with inks by Dennis Neville, Clark Kent arrives for a date with Lois Lane, who’s donating to the Brentwood Rehabilitation Home. When Clark shares his concerns about the institution’s priorities, Lois insists on visiting to see for herself—only to uncover a troubling truth when a young boy named Davey Merrill, desperate and injured, pleads for food. The cover by Michael Cho captures the moment with striking clarity.
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Clark arrives for a date with Lois, who is making a donation to the Brentwood Rehabilitation Home. Clark tells her that the place is more interested in money than their young charges. Lois decides they should visit the home so that she can disprove Clark. After a pleasant visit, Lois and Clark are stopped by a charge, Davey Merrill, who cut his hands climbing the wall just to ask for something to eat. Once they feed him, he tells them all about the horrible conditions at the home.
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