Action Comics #33
In "Something Amiss at the Lumber Camp," the Man of Steel investigates a mysterious theft of funds meant for under-privileged children, diving into the heart of a remote lumber camp where something isn’t quite right. Written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by Jack Burnley, this 1941 adventure showcases Superman’s early commitment to justice, with Wayne Boring’s iconic cover capturing the story’s rugged, suspenseful tone.
When the profits from a massive lumber mill—meant to support under-privileged children—begin vanishing without a trace, the Man of Steel steps in to uncover the truth behind the missing funds. With no clear leads and a growing mystery in the remote camp, he’ll need more than strength to solve the case.
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Reprinted in Superman in Action Comics #1 (1993), Superman: The Action Comics Archives #2 (1998), The Superman Chronicles #5 (2008), Superman: The Golden Age Omnibus #2 (2016), Superman: The Golden Age #3 (2017)
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