World's Finest Comics #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Could Not Die!", Green Arrow and Speedy face off against a cunning criminal mastermind known only as The Director, whose elaborate heists are studied through his own film reels. When the duo thwarts his latest scheme, The Director retaliates by constructing an unbreakable tank designed to withstand every arrow Green Arrow has ever fired—only to be undone by a single, mysterious "curiosity arrow" that leaves his henchmen bewildered. Art by George Papp and lettering by Ira Schnapp bring the 1948 action to life, while Win Mortimer’s cover captures the tension with bold, dynamic flair.
In "The Man Who Could Not Die!", Lucky Starr, a man convinced of his own invincibility after receiving a glimpse of his future death date, transforms from a small-time crook into Public Enemy Number One. With the help of his bizarre allies—Trigger, Peteman Eddie, and the enigmatic Swami Elhamid—he schemes to outwit fate, forcing Batman and Robin into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse that defies logic and danger alike.
In "The Case of the Camera Crimes!", Green Arrow and Speedy take on a cunning criminal mastermind known only as The Director, who uses filmed reconstructions to plan his heists. When the duo foils a robbery, The Director retaliates by ordering his men to gather every recording of Green Arrow in action—leading to a showdown where a specially built, arrowproof tank becomes the ultimate test of wits and trickery.
In a gripping tale from *World's Finest Comics* #32, the infamous Golden Voice—once a celebrated orator now condemned to the electric chair—reflects on a life where charm and cunning masked a criminal mind. When Captain Rip Carter and the Boy Commandos intercept crook Beansy Patton, the villain’s slick courtroom tactics, aided by two uncanny lookalikes, throw the boys and Rip into a web of deception. As Golden Voice’s past unfolds, his deadly obsession with control and his final, desperate moves test the limits of justice.
In "The Seventh Wonder of the World!", Superman finds himself transported to ancient Egypt, where he must aid King Cheops and his loyal forces—General Isen-Ho, court scribe Jo-Milla, and the steadfast Ali—against the treacherous high priest Na-Tse. With the fate of a legendary monument hanging in the balance, the Man of Steel uses his strength and wisdom to help shape history, all while navigating the mysteries of a time bridge that defies the ages.
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Reprinted in Colossal Comic Annual #5 (1958), Batman: The World's Finest Comics Archives #2 (2004), Superman: The World's Finest Comics Archives #2 (2009), Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus #5 (2018), Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus #6 (2019)
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