Clark Kent learns that a millionaire in the city placed an ad for Superman’s help. He arrives to learn that the man is going to die, and that he considers himself a failure because of his son. His son has multiple gambling debts, but when he’s framed for murder, Superman has to prove his innocence.
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| Character | Superman (Kal-El / Clark Kent) |
| Cover Date | May 1940 |
| Issue | 24 |
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| Artist | Bernard Baily, Fred Guardineer, Chad Grothkopf, Sheldon Moldoff |
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| Cover Inker | Paul Cassidy |
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| Cover Penciller | Joe Shuster |
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| Editor | Murray Boltinoff, Whitney Ellsworth |
| Editor in Chief | Murray Boltinoff, Whitney Ellsworth |
| Inker | Paul Cassidy |
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| Painter | N/A |
| Penciller | Joe Shuster |
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| Translator | N/A |
| Writer | Gardner Fox, Ken Fitch, Jerry Siegel |
