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| Publisher |
DC |
| Artist |
Curt Swan |
| Artist |
John Sikela |
| Writer |
Jack Schiff |
| Writer |
Edmond Hamilton |
| Writer |
William Woolfolk |
| Inker |
John Fischetti |
| Inker |
Ed Dobrotka |
| Letterer |
Ira Schnapp |
| Published | May 1953 |
THE SUPER-ARTIST OF SMALLVILLE A wealthy Smallville citizen tries to have an art teacher fired for belittling his son's talent, until Superboy lends the teacher a hand. THE BOY WHO FRAMED CLARK KENT On a camping trip, Clark Kent is framed by a phony Superboy costume as part of a camper's plans to get favors for himself and Clark. THE CINDERELLA OF SMALLVILLE After the apparent death of her parents, Lana Lang is sent to live with Mr. and Mrs. Silas Creech, who had hoped to control Prof. Lang's money. When the payoff is delayed indefinitely until the "deaths" can be proved, the Creechs treat Lana as badly as Cinderella was treated by her stepmother, until Superboy steps in to play "fairy godfather".
