The District Attorney is framed for murdering his wife. Can Superman prove his innocence and find the real murderer?

Find out in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about the first of the four Superman stories that appeared in Superman #7 from September, 1940: Metropolis’s Most Savage Racketeers.

Also, with the episode being a little short this week, stick around after the music for an extra 10 minutes of bonus material: Ed and Steeven talking about the Dawn of DC between episode recordings, along with much more, including: What is the Anonymous Jackalope!?

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In this chilling episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven delve into The Midsummer Snowstorm from Action Comics #30 (1940), where an unseasonal snowstorm in Metropolis sets the stage for a jaw-dropping Golden Age adventure. Superman uncovers a deadly conspiracy involving globe-shaped weapons, mysterious radium-powered technology, and a villainous mastermind named Zolar.

As Superman battles through a gauntlet of disintegrating weapons, aerial assaults, and a shocking betrayal from an unexpected source, the story takes on an epic, cinematic quality unlike anything seen before. With Flash Gordon-esque stratoships filling the skies and an army of villains bent on destruction, Superman leaps into action to save the day in spectacular fashion.

This tale is packed with drama, sci-fi intrigue, and unforgettable moments—like Superman snapping a massive ship in half with his bare hands! Tune in as Ed and Steeven explore the story’s cinematic flair, groundbreaking art by Jack Burnley, and a narrative that takes Superman storytelling to a thrilling new level.

Action Comics #30 was published by DC Comics in September, 1940.

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In this twist-filled episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven dive into The Life Insurance Con from Action Comics #29 (1940), where a seemingly simple case of tainted aspirin unravels into a web of murder, insurance fraud, and hidden conspiracies!

When Clark Kent and Lois Lane visit an elderly woman named Mrs. Davis, their investigation takes a dark turn after a neighbor meets a sudden and suspicious end. As Superman steps in to stop a mob-fueled riot, he uncovers a sinister plot masterminded by ruthless criminals manipulating the system for profit. But with Lois getting herself into hot water—again—Superman’s investigative skills and superhuman strength are put to the ultimate test.

From poisoned pills to high-stakes showdowns, this Golden Age gem delivers plenty of action, intrigue, and jaw-dropping twists. Tune in as Ed and Steeven unravel the chaos, celebrate Jack Burnley’s stellar artwork, and discuss why Golden Age Superman is as fascinating as ever!

Action Comics #29 was published by DC Comics in August, 1940.

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In this riveting episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven dig into The Construction Scam from Superman #6 (1940), where corruption threatens the safety of Metropolis! When a department store collapses due to shoddy building materials, Clark Kent begins investigating a sinister conspiracy involving cut corners, shady contractors, and city officials on the take.

Superman dives headfirst into the chaos, exposing corrupt builders and uncovering a dangerous graft scheme surrounding the construction of a new stadium. But when disaster strikes during the stadium’s grand opening, Superman is faced with an impossible choice: save Lois Lane or rescue a group of children trapped in the rubble.

Packed with high-stakes drama, intense action, and even the first-ever use of Superman’s microscopic vision, this story is a thrilling showcase of the Man of Steel’s courage and quick thinking. Tune in as Ed and Steeven unpack every twist and turn of this Golden Age tale and celebrate another classic Superman adventure!

Superman #6 was published by DC Comics in July, 1940.

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In this jaw-dropping episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven tackle Terror Stalks San Caluma from Superman #6 (1940), where chaos erupts in the South American nation of San Caluma after a devastating earthquake and tornado strike back-to-back! As relief efforts are sabotaged at every turn, Superman uncovers a sinister plot led by the mysterious Mumsen, who’ll stop at nothing to seize power.

From thwarting sabotaged planes and bomb-laden ships to unearthing a conspiracy involving espionage and betrayal, Superman pushes his powers to the limit. Along the way, a surprising side plot unfolds when a petty thief discovers Clark Kent’s biggest secret—leading to a showdown that’s as bizarre as it is action-packed.

Packed with daring rescues, aerial stunts, and a villain with a penchant for self-destruction, this story showcases Superman at his Golden Age best: relentless, fearless, and ready to fight for justice no matter how high the stakes.

Join Ed and Steeven as they break down every pulse-pounding twist, share laughs over the wildest moments, and celebrate the relentless energy that makes Golden Age Superman an unforgettable force!

Superman #6 was published by DC Comics in July, 1940.

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In this milestone 50th episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven dive into Racketeering Terror in Gateston from Superman #6 (1940), where a small town becomes the battleground for a ruthless racketeering operation!

When mobster Brute Bashby takes control of Gateston, silencing the local press and terrorizing the townsfolk, it’s up to Superman to expose the corruption and save the day. With Lois Lane in the thick of the action, uncovering the hidden mastermind behind the operation, things heat up quickly—especially when a car bombing nearly claims her life!

Superman, as relentless as ever, dismantles the gang’s schemes with a mix of brute strength and clever tactics. From saving Lois from explosive traps to turning the criminals’ own weapons against them, the Man of Steel delivers a satisfying dose of Golden Age justice.

Join Ed and Steeven as they unpack this action-packed tale of mobster mayhem, fearless reporting, and Superman’s unwavering commitment to truth and justice!

Superman #6 was published by DC Comics in July, 1940.

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In this edge-of-your-seat episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven dive into the thrilling tale Lois Lane, Murderer! from Superman #6 (1940). When Lois Lane is found at the scene of a grisly crime, all signs point to her as the prime suspect in the murder of a wealthy jewel collector.

Determined to clear Lois’s name, Superman launches a relentless investigation that uncovers a tangled web of deceit involving scheming nephews, a mysterious house architect, and an elaborate trap designed to frame her. Along the way, the Man of Steel pulls out all the stops—catching bullets, chasing airplanes, and even throwing suspects through windows!

This story is packed with twists, turns, and jaw-dropping moments that only Golden Age Superman could deliver. From daring rescues to hilarious one-liners, this adventure has it all. Tune in as Ed and Steeven unpack the mystery, marvel at Superman’s wildest feats, and celebrate yet another unforgettable chapter in the Man of Steel’s early years!

Superman #6 was published by DC Comics in July, 1940.

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Step right up for this thrilling episode of The Superman Super Show! Ed and Steeven explore The Strongarm Assaults from Action Comics #28 (1940), where Superman finds himself smack in the middle of a circus mystery! When Clark Kent and Lois Lane investigate a series of strongarm robberies linked to the circus, they uncover a tale of rivalries, robberies, and a mysterious bandit dressed in leopard skin.

With Lois caught in the chaos and a pompous strongman named Herculo trying to prove his might, Superman steps in to steal the show—literally! From jaw-dropping feats of strength to a hilarious duel with Herculo, the Man of Steel dazzles the circus crowd while secretly working to expose the real criminal. But when the leopard-skin bandit turns out to be none other than a disgruntled clown, Superman delivers justice with his signature style.

Packed with mystery, action, and a touch of Golden Age absurdity, this story is a true carnival of fun. Tune in as Ed and Steeven break down every twist and turn, sharing laughs and insights along the way!

Action Comics #28 was published by DC Comics in July, 1940.

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In this gripping episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven tackle Brentwood Home for Wayward Youth from Action Comics #27 (1940), where Superman confronts corruption and cruelty at a "rehabilitation" home that’s anything but.

What starts as a seemingly innocent investigation by Clark Kent and Lois Lane quickly unravels into a sinister tale of child labor, brutal punishments, and an old couple running the show with iron fists—and a guard dog named Black Satan! When Lois and a young boy named Davey are imprisoned in the facility’s horrifying conditions, Superman charges in to dismantle the operation.

From biting off red-hot fire pokers to deflecting bullets like marbles, the Man of Steel delivers justice in his signature quippy, over-the-top style. But it’s not just about the action—this story highlights Superman’s unwavering compassion for the vulnerable and his unrelenting determination to root out evil, no matter where it hides.

Join Ed and Steeven as they break down this wild, action-packed adventure filled with suspense, heroics, and a few laugh-out-loud moments that prove why Superman is the ultimate Golden Age icon!

Action Comics #27 was published by DC Comics in June, 1940.

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In this whirlwind episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven dissect the action-packed Golden Age tale, Professor Cobalt's Clinic, from Action Comics #26! When the phony Professor Cobalt tries to buy ad space in the Daily Planet for his bogus clinic, he unleashes a cascade of chaos that only Superman can stop.

What starts as a quack doctor’s scheme to peddle snake oil quickly escalates into a web of kidnappings, deceptions, and death-defying escapes. With Lois Lane undercover to expose the scam, Clark Kent faces his most frantic challenge yet. From snapping canes in anger to executing daring feats of stealth and strength, Superman juggles rescuing Lois, dismantling the clinic’s operation, and even saving lives from near-certain doom.

Packed with wild moments—like Superman punching a flying house during a hurricane—and frenetic pacing, this story is pure Golden Age madness. Ed and Steeven break it all down, celebrating the absurdity and adrenaline that make these early Superman adventures unforgettable.

Tune in for larger-than-life antics, heartfelt banter, and all the over-the-top excitement you expect from the Man of Steel!

Action Comics #26 was published by DC Comics in May, 1940.

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