Solutions
- Thirteen Steps: Lois and the Copperhead jump overboard before the ship explodes.
- Undersea Tomb: Copperhead shoots out the controls and escapes by jumping through a window.
- The Human Bomb: Bob and Lois survive inside an air pocket within the diving bell.
- Doctor Satan's Man of Steel: Copperhead jumps away from the car before it explodes.
- Double Cross: Professor Scott deactivates The Robot with its control panel. The released Copperhead falls into the sea.
- The Monster Strikes: Copperhead enters through the window and rescues Lois from the cloud of poison gas.
- Highway of Death: Copperhead recovers in time and rolls aside.
- Double Jeopardy: Copperhead lies flat in the road so the car passes safely over him.
- Bridge of Peril: Copperhead dives into a shallow crevice for shelter from the explosion.
- Death Closes In: Copperhead catches the block and tackle as he falls, pulls himself to a walkway and continues the chase.
- Crack-Up: Doctor Satan leaves to escape the newly arrived District Attorney's Men. Copperhead shoots out the controls using a reflective object (possibly a cigarette case) to aim.
- Disguised: Bob's plane is the one that crashed, after he parachuted to safety.
- The Flaming Coffin: Professor Williams is the one shot by Joe, who is punched out by the Copperhead.
- Doctor Satan Strikes: Copperhead had already left the box when the delivery truck parked, substituting sacks of ore to maintain the box's weight.
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