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At the Spider Lady's hideout,

Professor Leeds' assistant, Morgan,

has revealed the fact that Superman is vulnerable

to the meteoric kryptonite.

He is then disposed of.

The Spider Lady now considers the fate of her other prisoner,

Lois Lane.

Bring the young lady in.

Nobody asked you to come here.

You can only blame yourself for anything that happens.

Why don't you let me go?

I've been blindfolded all the time.

I couldn't possibly identify y- you or this place.

I might take the risk

if you weren't a newspaper reporter.

Did you think we wouldn't go through your handbag?

Why'd you do that?

I don't plan to finish her here.

I just want her to realize my power.

You're not gonna turn her loose?

Certainly not.

Get her.

Is there a phone near here?

Next door to here.

Thanks.

Ooh... brother.

Not bad.

I have no complaint about the way you handled

the problems of the lovelorn.

Very tactful.

White speaking.

Yes, Jimmy.

They took Lois with them?

Stand by, I'll have Kent join you.

Where are you going?

Well, I heard what he said, to Third and Front Street.

Take a cab.

Have two of the men take her to the warehouse in the city.

Wouldn't it be safer to keep her here?

Even Superman's x-ray eyes

couldn't see through these lead walls.

He won't find her at the warehouse, either, in time.

I'll see to that. Now, do as I say.

Hop in.

Let's have it fast.

Lois got a tip from that stool pigeon, Hawkins.

I overheard that. What was the tip?

Well, he said some character

was trying to contact the Spider Lady.

He had information to sell.

Then it was the Spider Lady's men who grabbed Lois.

We tried to interfere but, oh, boy,

does one of those guys pack a wallop.

Look, he hit me right here.

Hey!

You were knocked out?

Knocked out and how. Blackout.

When I came to, this Hawkins guy was bending over me.

Oh, then, you didn't actually see them take Lois?

No, but Hawkins did.

He said they headed off Valley Boulevard.

Well, that's something. Not much.

Lois was in that car. She was blindfolded.

I didn't see her.

But I did. Turn around.

Better let me off at the next house.

I'll phone the police.

There's a farmhouse. You let me out here.

You want me to wait for ya?

No, you stick right on their tail.

Don't let 'em outta your sight.

Okay.

Superman!

How did you manage to get here?

Well, somebody had to manage.

Where'd they take you?

To the Spider Lady's hideout.

I think it's in a cave somewhere.

You don't know where?

No, I was blindfolded all the time.

She frightened me, and I think she killed Morgan.

What was he doing there?

He sold her information about the kryptonite.

What information?

That it takes away all your powers.

It isn't true, is it?

There's a car coming.

It's Jimmy.

Turn these men over to the police.

Gosh, what a relief. You okay, Lois?

Yes, Jimmy. Thanks to...

What's the matter?

Well, he's gone.

Who's gone?

Superman.

He was here a minute ago.

I don't see him.

Say, maybe you're not so okay after all.

And if it hadn't been for Superman, I wouldn't be here.

Of course, Jimmy helped too,

but it was really Superman who rescued me from those men.

Well, at last we'll be able to send the police

to the Spider Lady's hideout.

I'm afraid not, chief.

Why not? We certainly will.

But I don't know where it is.

But you were there, you just said so.

But I couldn't see, I was blindfolded all the time,

and when they brought me out, I was unconscious.

Some people have been able to give directions to a place

even when they were taken there blindfolded.

Sorry, but I'm not gifted that way.

Well, it's too bad.

It was a great opportunity to rid society of the Spider Lady.

Maybe Clark and I can find her, chief.

Clark Kent couldn't find his way in out of the rain.

Someone mention my name?

It's safe enough for you now, Mr. Kent.

The danger has passed.

Well, I'm glad to see you unharmed, Lois.

I let, uh, Jimmy use the car while I phoned the police.

That's one way of avoiding danger.

Oh, don't be like that, Lois. Clark did the best he could.

Perhaps.

While you were out looking for help,

Superman came to my rescue.

Superman.

Quite a chap.

I'll make it up to you somehow, Lois.

I can identify those two men who abducted you

if I see them again.

Better leave that to Superman too.

White speaking.

Right.

Turn that on. Police wavelength.

Attention, Superman, this is the Spider Lady.

Something of great importance to you

will be stolen tonight from the Metropolis Museum.

Nothing you can do will prevent it.

I tell you this because I've discovered your one weakness.

You will not dare interfere with my plans.

Get me the Chief of Police.

Sounds like a gag to me.

No, that was really the Spider Lady.

I'll never forget that voice.

But she must be crazy to challenge Superman this way.

She claims she knows his one weakness.

Maybe there is one thing he fears.

I suppose he's afraid you'll catch him.

Superman'll be there tonight and so will I.

To cover the story.

Hello, chief.

Did you hear the broadcast?

You're going to provide protection.

Good.

You think that was wise?

Why not?

They can't trace it. It was sent from our mobile unit.

That isn't what I meant.

Do you think you oughta tip your hand?

I want Superman to know who's in possession of the kryptonite.

He can't do anything about it, anyway.

Where you going, miss?

Professor Leeds is expecting me.

Oh?

Okay, Miss Lane.

Come in, Miss Lane.

I think you'll be more comfortable in my study.

Looks like a false alarm.

Be careful with that glass.

If you touch it, you'll set off an alarm.

Hurry up. We haven't got much time.

No use. Fire's too hot.

That did it.

Stand back.

There's no one in here.

The screams came from this. We've been tricked.

Is Superman unaware of Lois' danger?

Are the Spider Lady's men to escape with the kryptonite?

See what happens in "Superman in Danger!"

Chapter Six of Superman

at this theater next week.