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Issue: Adventure Comics #62
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Rating: [no rating]
Publisher: FlagDC
Indicia Publisher: Detective Comics Inc.
On Sale Date: 04/04/1941
Volume: none
Pages: 68
ISBN: none
UPC/EAN: none
Price: $0.10 USD
Indicia Frequency:
Content Items: 27 (10 stories, 1 cover)
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Publication Type: Comic Book
Color: color
Dimensions: standard Golden Age U.S.; standard Silver Age U.S.; standard Modern Age U.S.; digest (5" x 6.75") (#491-503)
Paper Stock: glossy cover (#32-490); cardstock cover (#491-503); newsprint interior
Binding: saddle-stitched; squarebound (#390, 416, 491-503)
Publishing Format: was ongoing series
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Starman; the Sandman (inset)
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FlagGolden Age Starman Archives #1 published July 2000
 
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Starman now sports a large yellow star on the back of his cape, which was not evident in the story in issue #61.
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Inside front cover.
The Menace of the Lethal Light

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Starman [Ted Knight]; Woodley Allen; Doris Lee; Dr. Selby; The Light (villain, introduction)
Starman must face the peril from a scientist who has invented a diminishing ray, which he promptly uses on the Astral Avenger, Dr. Selby, Doris and Chief Allen. In the final confrontation, the Light accidentally is bathed in the rays of the disintegration tube which reduces him to nothing!
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FlagGolden Age Starman Archives #1 published July 2000
 
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Starman still sports a circle around his chest star.
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Some Fun
You see, takin' a bath ain't so bad...
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Karakan the Cruel

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adventure
Mark Lansing; Karakan (villain)
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non-fiction
Grand Canyon is not the deepest...
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Win This Car!

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Sabotage

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mystery
Dan Grey; Donna; Orton
Sabotage! The blow in the dark struck by America's unseen enemies!.... The coward's way of fighting, sabotage! The saboteurs are brought to light by Steve Carson of the F.B.I.!.....
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A box beneath the final panel on the last page promotes the recurring feature: "Steve Carson ace of the F.B.I appears in every issue of Adventure Comics."
The Last of the Changs

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adventure
Steve Conrad
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I thought you sold me a water spaniel...
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The Spectre!

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A promotional house advertisement for The Spectre feature in More Fun Comics (DC, 1936 series).
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childrens, humorous
Hey, fellers!
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Mystery at Castle Manor

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Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Tommy; Thunder (a dog); Jimmy Martin; Thorndyke; Minute Men of America; Uncle Perry (villain); Henry (villain)
Hourman investigates the uncle of a young boy, who has inherited "Castle Manor", and discovers that this uncle is robbing the boy of huge sums of money.
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The last panel is an illustrated ad for the Spectre, by Siegel and Baily, appearing in More Fun Comics.
A Steeplechase Race

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Sport-Talk
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All-American Comics
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Mystery on Vacation

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Paul Kirk
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If you haven't read All-Star Comics no. 4...
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A promotional house advertisement for All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #4 (March-April 1941).
Prince of Sarthon

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adventure
Cotton Carver; Deela (guest star)
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Remote Control

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Superman Is on the Radio

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The ad promotes 17 stations in the United States and 27 in Canada airing the Superman radio show, along with their sponsors.
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This ad is similar to the one that ran originally in Superman #10 but with additional U.S. stations and a return of the regular "Superman holding microphone" artwork.
Adventure Stamp Page

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non-fiction, sports
Queer Sport Quirks
Rochester, N.Y. - Friday the 13 was a lucky day...
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The Purple Death Ray

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The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Dian Belmont; D.A. Dolles (death); Jane Dolles; Judge Walsh; Dr. Serge Normankoff; Norkut (villain)
Sandman must track down the killer of a former District Attorney and near death of a court Judge at the Astronitorium, by use of his Barium Z-Ray tube's purple ray, which brings death to its victims by causing purplish skin, open mouth and bulging eyes.
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The "Big Six" Comic Magazines Still Lead the Field!

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Inside back cover.
Loads of Energy

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Back cover.

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