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ADVENTURE COMICS (vol. 1) #63 (June, 1941). Cover by Jack Burnley.
Starman battles a villain called The Light, a mad scientist who has created a shrinking ray in the tale The Diminishing Ray.
However, that story was published the previous month, in ADVENTURE COMICS #62. That issue sported a cover--
Cover by Jack Burnley.
--that included a scene from the story in ADVENTURE COMICS #63, The Adventure of the Earthquake Terror.
Apparently, someone in DC editorial had too many martinis at lunch and mixed up the covers.
"Shell", Doris Lee. Oil on canvas.
Doris Lee
1904 to 1983
The Runaway.
Doris Lee, Thanksgiving, 1935 | Credit: Estate of Doris Lee, via D. Wigmore Fine Art, Inc.
Doris Lee, General Store and Post Office, 1938, mural by Doris Emrick Lee at the Clinton Federal Building, Washington, D.C. Doris Emrick Lee
Blacksmith Shop by Doris Lee. American, 1952.
Philbrook Museum of Art.
Doris Lee, Curio Cabinet, 1952
Printed cotton, produced by Associated American Artists