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| Publisher |
DC |
| Artist |
Curt Swan |
| Writer |
Edmond Hamilton |
| Writer |
David Kahn |
| Writer |
Dick Wood |
| Writer |
Al Schwartz |
| Writer |
Henry Boltinoff |
| Artist |
Henry Boltinoff |
| Letterer |
Henry Boltinoff |
| Writer |
Al McLean |
| Artist |
Al McLean |
| Letterer |
Al McLean |
| Writer |
Horace Elmo |
| Artist |
Horace Elmo |
| Letterer |
Horace Elmo |
| Artist |
Bob Brown |
| Artist |
Raymond Perry |
| Artist |
Ed Smalle |
| Artist |
Al Plastino |
| Cover Artist |
Al Plastino |
| Inker |
John Fischetti |
| Published | March 1951 |
THE GIRL OF STEEL One of Luthor's inventions accidentally gives Lois Lane super powers. Of course, as an amateur her inexpert use of her powers causes problems for Superman. WORLD OF THE METAL MEN! Tommy, while searching for a missing scientis, discovers a robot in space. Meanwhile, a robot race finds the missing scientist. Parallel storylines ensue as neither group can understand the other. PIPELINE PERIL! Bill exposes two French Foreign Legionnaires engaged in the theft of Indo-Chinese oil. THE RIDDLE OF THE RAINBOW MAN The Rainbow Man uses his color wheel to commit crime across the spectrum. He also sends the Vigilante poetic clues.
