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Action Comics (1938) #312

Published May 1964 by DC
King Superman Versus Clark Kent, Metallo
Robert Bernstein
Curt Swan
Curt Swan
Superman; Clark Kent; Lois Lane; Lana Lang; Perry White; Jimmy Olsen; Lori Lemaris; Metallo [John Corben] (flashback)
"King Superman Versus Clark Kent, Metallo" Superman, using Red K, splits himself and Clark Kent. Superman becomes a tyrant, and Clark a rebel assassin. But is everything as it seems?
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Story Title
King Superman Versus Clark Kent, Metallo
Writer
Robert Bernstein
Interior Art
Curt Swan
Cover Art
Curt Swan
Character Appearances
Superman; Clark Kent; Lois Lane; Lana Lang; Perry White; Jimmy Olsen; Lori Lemaris; Metallo [John Corben] (flashback)
Storyline
"King Superman Versus Clark Kent, Metallo" Superman, using Red K, splits himself and Clark Kent. Superman becomes a tyrant, and Clark a rebel assassin. But is everything as it seems?

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Story Title
The Fantastic Menace of the "LL's"
Script
?
Pencils
Jim Mooney
Story Line
After an alien machine predicts that Supergirl's feats will be affected by "LL"s, Supergirl finds words containing "LL" involved in a series of adventures, for better or for worse.
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Adventure Comics (1938) #320

Published May 1964 by DC
Revenge of the Knave from Krypton! Part I
Jerry Siegel; Otto Binder (pages 4-9) [uncredited]
John Forte (pages 1-3, 10); George Papp (pages 4-9)
Curt Swan
Legion of Super-Heroes [Superboy [also as Clark Kent]; Chameleon Boy; Mon-El; Element Lad; Saturn Girl; Lightning Lad; Sun Boy; Brainiac 5]; Dev-Em; Radiation Roy; Proty II; Krypto; Molock
"Revenge of the Knave from Krypton! Part I" Dev-Em arrives at Legion headquarters as a member of the Inter-Stellar Counter-Intelligence Corps on a mission to nab the elusive leader of the Cosmic Spy Legion, Morlock the Merciless, but loses the assignment to Superboy.
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Story Title
Revenge of the Knave from Krypton! Part I
Writer
Jerry Siegel; Otto Binder (pages 4-9) [uncredited]
Interior Art
John Forte (pages 1-3, 10); George Papp (pages 4-9)
Cover Art
Curt Swan
Character Appearances
Legion of Super-Heroes [Superboy [also as Clark Kent]; Chameleon Boy; Mon-El; Element Lad; Saturn Girl; Lightning Lad; Sun Boy; Brainiac 5]; Dev-Em; Radiation Roy; Proty II; Krypto; Molock
Storyline
"Revenge of the Knave from Krypton! Part I" Dev-Em arrives at Legion headquarters as a member of the Inter-Stellar Counter-Intelligence Corps on a mission to nab the elusive leader of the Cosmic Spy Legion, Morlock the Merciless, but loses the assignment to Superboy.

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Story Title
Superboy's Switch in Time
Script
Otto Binder ? (ID by Bailey); Jerry Coleman ? (ID by Bob Hughes)
Pencils
Curt Swan
Story Line
Superboy is projected into his future, and is replaced by Superman, who must undo it.

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Story Title
Part II: The Treachery of Molock the Merciless!
Script
Jerry Siegel
Pencils
John Forte
Story Line
Superboy successfully completes Dev-Em's mission, with Proty II's help.

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Story Title
"They do it on TV."
Script
Henry Boltinoff (signed)
Pencils
Henry Boltinoff (signed)
Story Line
Tricksy comes up with a stunt to get more applause.
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Adventures of Jerry Lewis (1957) #82

Published May-June 1964 by DC
"Hey, nurse, what's the matter with the doc?"
?
Bob Oksner
Bob Oksner
""Hey, nurse, what's the matter with the doc?""
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Published May-June 1964 by DC

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Story Title
"Hey, nurse, what's the matter with the doc?"
Writer
?
Interior Art
Bob Oksner
Cover Art
Bob Oksner
Storyline
""Hey, nurse, what's the matter with the doc?""

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Story Title
"Well, now-- For working all through the night..."
Script
?
Pencils
Bob Oksner
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"Sure enough there are all my old teachers..."
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
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All-American Men of War (1953) #103

Published May-June 1964 by DC
Battle Ship - Battle Heart!
Robert Kanigher
Joe Kubert
Irv Novick
"Battle Ship - Battle Heart!"
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Story Title
Battle Ship - Battle Heart!
Writer
Robert Kanigher
Interior Art
Joe Kubert
Cover Art
Irv Novick
Storyline
"Battle Ship - Battle Heart!"

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Story Title
Infantry Nicknames
Script
Morris Waldinger
Pencils
Morris Waldinger
Story Line

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Dot On The Spot
Script
Ed Herron
Pencils
Irv Novick
Story Line
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Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #12

Published May 1964 by Marvel
Unmasked by Dr. Octopus!
Stan Lee
Steve Ditko
Steve Ditko
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]; Dr. Octopus [Otto Octavius]; J. Jonah Jameson; Betty Brant; May Parker; Flash Thompson; Liz Allan
"Unmasked by Dr. Octopus!" Peter has the 24 hour flu when Doc Ock captures Betty Brant in hopes of luring Spider-Man into battle. Ock beats the under the weather web-head and unmasks him, but everyone thinks it is just Peter trying to be brave by impersonating Spidey. Once he has recovered, Spider-Man battles through the wild animals Ock has released from the zoo to take on old six-arms himself.
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Story Title
Unmasked by Dr. Octopus!
Writer
Stan Lee
Interior Art
Steve Ditko
Cover Art
Steve Ditko
Character Appearances
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]; Dr. Octopus [Otto Octavius]; J. Jonah Jameson; Betty Brant; May Parker; Flash Thompson; Liz Allan
Storyline
"Unmasked by Dr. Octopus!" Peter has the 24 hour flu when Doc Ock captures Betty Brant in hopes of luring Spider-Man into battle. Ock beats the under the weather web-head and unmasks him, but everyone thinks it is just Peter trying to be brave by impersonating Spidey. Once he has recovered, Spider-Man battles through the wild animals Ock has released from the zoo to take on old six-arms himself.
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Aquaman (1962) #15

Published May-June 1964 by DC
Menace of the Man-Fish
Jack Miller ?
Nick Cardy
Nick Cardy
Aquaman; Aqualad; Mera; Dr. Deering (villain)
"Menace of the Man-Fish"
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Story Title
Menace of the Man-Fish
Writer
Jack Miller ?
Interior Art
Nick Cardy
Cover Art
Nick Cardy
Character Appearances
Aquaman; Aqualad; Mera; Dr. Deering (villain)
Storyline
"Menace of the Man-Fish"
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Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica (1950) #101

Published May 1964 by Archie
Wooden You Know
Frank Doyle
Dan DeCarlo
Bob White
Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Archie Andrews; unidentified Riverdale coed
"Wooden You Know" When Veronica finds out that Archie has been attending woodworking in order to make a play for a gorgeous redhead, she secretly sabotages his project and hers.
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Story Title
Wooden You Know
Writer
Frank Doyle
Interior Art
Dan DeCarlo
Cover Art
Bob White
Character Appearances
Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Archie Andrews; unidentified Riverdale coed
Storyline
"Wooden You Know" When Veronica finds out that Archie has been attending woodworking in order to make a play for a gorgeous redhead, she secretly sabotages his project and hers.

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Story Title
Bookmark
Script
Joe Edwards
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Jinx has an unusual bookmark.

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Side Splitter
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
Veronica buys an expensive cheongsam (a sleeveless Chinese silk dress), but all anybody can do is crack jokes about it.

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Story Title
Birdman of Riverdale
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
While Moose is occupied nursing a bird back to health, Reggie tries to move in on Midge.

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Story Title
Guide To Screwy Skiing
Script
George Gladir
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
A light-hearted look at skiing.

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Story Title
The Folk Singers
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
Betty, Veronica and Archie are suddenly obsessed with folk music and their practicing is driving Mr. Lodge up the wall.
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Archie's Pal Jughead (1949) #108

Published May 1964 by Archie
Buckle Down
?
Samm Schwartz
Samm Schwartz ?
Jughead Jones; Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge
"Buckle Down" Archie gives Jughead a belt so he will spend a day with Reggie and leave Veronica free to spend the day with Archie. Jughead accidentally walks into a door and gets a black eye. Reggie hears Archie gave Jughead a belt and sees the black eye and gets the wrong idea.
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Story Title
Buckle Down
Writer
?
Interior Art
Samm Schwartz
Cover Art
Samm Schwartz ?
Character Appearances
Jughead Jones; Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge
Storyline
"Buckle Down" Archie gives Jughead a belt so he will spend a day with Reggie and leave Veronica free to spend the day with Archie. Jughead accidentally walks into a door and gets a black eye. Reggie hears Archie gave Jughead a belt and sees the black eye and gets the wrong idea.

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Story Title
On Timemanship
Script
?
Pencils
Samm Schwartz
Story Line
Jughead shows Archie how to take a shortcut to keep from being late, but Archie runs into every obstacle that Jughead avoids.

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Story Title
Mean Man
Script
?
Pencils
Samm Schwartz
Story Line
Archie is determined to let out his emotions, but Moose is already beating up another kid, so Archie decides not to let out his anger on Moose. Reggie is demonstrating his muscles to a girl, so Archie decides that can wait until later. He decides to confront Veronica, but finds her throwing books at her butler. Betty is also on a tirade. He finally tells off a little boy playing with a toy truck on the sidewalk.

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Story Title
Cash 'n' Carry!
Script
Joe Edwards
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Li'l Jinx has to leave collateral with her father for an advance on her allowance, so she leaves him six thousand bottle caps.

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Story Title
Two of a Kind
Script
?
Pencils
Bill Vigoda ?
Story Line
Mr. Weatherbee sees Jughead rushing into school and says, "Late again!!" Jughead replies, "Me too!"

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Story Title
The Truce
Script
?
Pencils
Bill Vigoda ?
Story Line
No students have been sent to detention because Archie has been away on a trip.

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Story Title
Smooth Operator
Script
?
Pencils
Samm Schwartz
Story Line
Dilton saw a girl he liked and asked the waiter to ask her to dance. She ended up dancing with the waiter.

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Story Title
Penny Ante
Script
?
Pencils
Samm Schwartz
Story Line
Jughead is at the arcade with Archie and Reggie. They suggest that he try out the Marrying Machine and it prints out a picture of Big Ethel who conveniently shows up and starts chasing Jughead. Jughead attempts to escape on a stationary bike, then in a hall of mirrors. Archie and Reggie finally catch up to him at the Chok'lit Shoppe where Archie tries to return the picture of Big Ethel to him and gets punched for it.
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Army War Heroes (1963) #3

Published May 1964 by Charlton
Death Walked at Night
Joe Gill?
Charles Nicholas
Dick Giordano ?
"Death Walked at Night"
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Story Title
Death Walked at Night
Writer
Joe Gill?
Interior Art
Charles Nicholas
Cover Art
Dick Giordano ?
Storyline
"Death Walked at Night"

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Story Title
Death in the Fog
Script
Joe Gill
Pencils
Pat Masulli ?
Story Line

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Story Title
Siegfried Line
Script
Joe Gill?
Pencils
Pat Masulli?
Story Line

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Story Title
On This Point
Script
Joe Gill?
Pencils
Pat Masulli?
Story Line

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Story Title
Red Ball Hotshot
Script
Joe Gill?
Pencils
Charles Nicholas
Story Line
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Avengers (1963) #5

Published May 1964 by Marvel Tags: First Appearance

First Appearance of the Lava Men

The Invasion of the Lava Men!
Stan Lee
Jack Kirby
Jack Kirby
The Avengers [Captain America [Steve Rogers]; Giant-Man [Henry Pym]; Iron Man [Tony Stark]; Thor [Donald Blake]; Wasp [Janet Van Dyne]]; Rick Jones; Teen Brigade; Jane Foster; Betty Ross; General Thunderbolt Ross; Molto
"The Invasion of the Lava Men!" The Avengers take on their 'hottest' foes yet to save the world.
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First Appearance of the Lava Men

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Story Title
The Invasion of the Lava Men!
Writer
Stan Lee
Interior Art
Jack Kirby
Cover Art
Jack Kirby
Character Appearances
The Avengers [Captain America [Steve Rogers]; Giant-Man [Henry Pym]; Iron Man [Tony Stark]; Thor [Donald Blake]; Wasp [Janet Van Dyne]]; Rick Jones; Teen Brigade; Jane Foster; Betty Ross; General Thunderbolt Ross; Molto
Storyline
"The Invasion of the Lava Men!" The Avengers take on their 'hottest' foes yet to save the world.
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Batman (1940) #163

Published May 1964 by DC
Bat-Girl -- Batwoman II!
Bill Finger
Chic Stone
Sheldon Moldoff
Batman [Bruce Wayne] (imagainary appearance as Batman only); Dick Grayson [Robin; Batman (imaginary appearance)]; Alfred Pennyworth; Commissioner James Gordon (imaginary appearance); Batwoman [Kathy Kane Wayne] (imaginary appearance); Batwoman [Betty Kane] (imaginary appearance); Robin [Bruce Wayne, Jr.] (imaginary appearance); Milo Barnes (villain, gang boss); Hippo Barnes (villain, henchman); un-named underworld leaders (villains)
"Bat-Girl -- Batwoman II!" Betty returns to Gotham City and adopts the guise of Batwoman II. With Batman and Robin II both out of town, the original Batman must go into action and gets captured in the process. When Batwoman II saves him, she learns his secret identity in the process.
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Story Title
Bat-Girl -- Batwoman II!
Writer
Bill Finger
Interior Art
Chic Stone
Cover Art
Sheldon Moldoff
Character Appearances
Batman [Bruce Wayne] (imagainary appearance as Batman only); Dick Grayson [Robin; Batman (imaginary appearance)]; Alfred Pennyworth; Commissioner James Gordon (imaginary appearance); Batwoman [Kathy Kane Wayne] (imaginary appearance); Batwoman [Betty Kane] (imaginary appearance); Robin [Bruce Wayne, Jr.] (imaginary appearance); Milo Barnes (villain, gang boss); Hippo Barnes (villain, henchman); un-named underworld leaders (villains)
Storyline
"Bat-Girl -- Batwoman II!" Betty returns to Gotham City and adopts the guise of Batwoman II. With Batman and Robin II both out of town, the original Batman must go into action and gets captured in the process. When Batwoman II saves him, she learns his secret identity in the process.

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Story Title
The Joker Jury!
Script
Bill Finger
Pencils
Sheldon Moldoff
Story Line
The Joker begins a crime wave using the city's various departments as his theme. When the Caped Crusaders head out to battle the Crime Clown, they are captured and put on trial by the Joker.
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Beetle Bailey (1962) #45

Published May 1964 by Gold Key
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Billy the Kid (1957) #45

Published May 1964 by Charlton
Smash the Fighting Heart
?
Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
Pat Masulli ?
Billy the Kid
"Smash the Fighting Heart"
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Story Title
Smash the Fighting Heart
Writer
?
Interior Art
Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
Cover Art
Pat Masulli ?
Character Appearances
Billy the Kid
Storyline
"Smash the Fighting Heart"

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Story Title
The Bully
Script
?
Pencils
Bill Molno
Story Line

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Story Title
$50 Boots
Script
?
Pencils
Charles Nicholas
Story Line

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Story Title
I.O.U. 1 Grave in Boothill
Script
?
Pencils
Bill Molno
Story Line
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Black Fury (1955) #47

Published May 1964 by Charlton
The Vision Of Fox Deer
?
Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
Dick Giordano
Black Fury
"The Vision Of Fox Deer"
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Story Title
The Vision Of Fox Deer
Writer
?
Interior Art
Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
Cover Art
Dick Giordano
Character Appearances
Black Fury
Storyline
"The Vision Of Fox Deer"

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Story Title
Cavalry Mount
Script
?
Pencils
Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
Story Line

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Story Title
Undefeated
Script
?
Pencils
Bill Molno
Story Line

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Story Title
Time of Evil
Script
?
Pencils
Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
Story Line
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Blackhawk (1957) #196

Published May 1964 by DC
A Firing Squad for Blackhawk
Arnold Drake
Dick Dillin
Dick Dillin
Blackhawks [Blackhawk; Andre; Chuck; Hendrickson; Olaf; Stanislaus; Chop-Chop]; Mr. Cipher (intro); Sessue Yokomata
"A Firing Squad for Blackhawk" The Blackhawks infiltrate the weapons plant of a Japanese scientist based in a South American dictatorship.
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Story Title
A Firing Squad for Blackhawk
Writer
Arnold Drake
Interior Art
Dick Dillin
Cover Art
Dick Dillin
Character Appearances
Blackhawks [Blackhawk; Andre; Chuck; Hendrickson; Olaf; Stanislaus; Chop-Chop]; Mr. Cipher (intro); Sessue Yokomata
Storyline
"A Firing Squad for Blackhawk" The Blackhawks infiltrate the weapons plant of a Japanese scientist based in a South American dictatorship.

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Story Title
Colonel Frog -- Enemy Master of the Blackhawks
Script
Arnold Drake
Pencils
Dick Dillin
Story Line
The rest of the Blackhawks discover that the renegade scientist is an old World War II enemy, Colonel Frog. He has captured Blackhawk and has him under his control. Colonel Frog leads a coup against the country's dictator with a spider-like war machine and eventually uses a mind-control gas to have all the Blackhawks obeying his orders.

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Story Title
Five Broken Guns
Script
France Herron
Pencils
Jack Sparling
Story Line
The Blackhawks are sent behind enemy lines to blow up a bridge, but find it defended by a German Tiger Tank.

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Story Title
"Ha! Ha! I gave the cops the slip."
Script
Henry Boltinoff (signed)
Pencils
Henry Boltinoff (signed)
Story Line
Blackie unravels a crook's sweater so he'll get cold and surrender.
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Brides in Love (1956) #41

Published May 1964 by Charlton
An Unreal Love
?
Dick Giordano ?
Pat Masulli ?
"An Unreal Love" Betty Wilson goes to the movie every Friday with Fred, a boy from the building next door in her tenement district. But she dreams of a handsome millionaire sweeping her off her feet and leading her down the aisle. One day while standing at the curb, an expensive car drives by and splashes mud over her coat and dress. When the car stops, the passenger who apologizes seems to be the man of her dreams, rich and handsome. But it turns out he is really just an escapee from the sanitarium who uses his charm to keep himself in dollars whenever he runs away. Betty gladly goes back to Fred.
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Story Title
An Unreal Love
Writer
?
Interior Art
Dick Giordano ?
Cover Art
Pat Masulli ?
Storyline
"An Unreal Love" Betty Wilson goes to the movie every Friday with Fred, a boy from the building next door in her tenement district. But she dreams of a handsome millionaire sweeping her off her feet and leading her down the aisle. One day while standing at the curb, an expensive car drives by and splashes mud over her coat and dress. When the car stops, the passenger who apologizes seems to be the man of her dreams, rich and handsome. But it turns out he is really just an escapee from the sanitarium who uses his charm to keep himself in dollars whenever he runs away. Betty gladly goes back to Fred.

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Story Title
My Rival And Me
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Mona has to compete for her husband's attention with his charter boat, the Eva III. Tony's charter boat business isn't paying the bills, so Mona goes to work as an executive secretary. Without directly recommending it, Mona eventually gets Tony to see that selling the Eva III is the right thing to do.

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Story Title
You Can't Buy Love
Script
?
Pencils
Dick Giordano ?
Story Line
Janice and Dean were married right after graduation from high school. Even though they can't afford much, Janice is happy. but Dean wants to give Janice the things he thinks she deserves. So he works during the days and goes to college at night. Then he decides to go the law school. Meanwhile, Janice has little time to spend with her husband. Eventually, Dean becomes a lawyer and buys Janice all the things he had promised. But he is still so busy at work that Janice feels he doesn't even notice her. Finally she convinces him that she never wanted those things, just him.
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Bugs Bunny (1962) #93

Published May 1964 by Gold Key
The Misfit
?
Tony Strobl
Phil de Lara
Bugs Bunny
"The Misfit"
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Published May 1964 by Gold Key

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Story Title
The Misfit
Writer
?
Interior Art
Tony Strobl
Cover Art
Phil de Lara
Character Appearances
Bugs Bunny
Storyline
"The Misfit"

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Story Title
Hare-Brained Idea
Script
?
Pencils
Tony Strobl
Story Line

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Story Title
A Hare-Raising Tale
Script
?
Pencils
John Carey
Story Line

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Story Title
Fuss and Feathers
Script
?
Pencils
Pete Alvarado
Story Line

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Story Title
The Last Boom Was a Blast
Script
?
Pencils
Phil de Lara
Story Line

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Story Title
The Rocketing Rabbit and the Poola Doolas
Script
Don R. Christensen
Pencils
Phil de Lara
Story Line
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Burke's Law (1964) #2

Published May-July 1964 by Dell
A Dead Helping Hand
?
John Tartaglione
? (photograph)
Amos Burke
"A Dead Helping Hand" Oil tycoon Harry Dare's plane is blown up as he is flying into the city to announce plans for a new movie.
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Story Title
A Dead Helping Hand
Writer
?
Interior Art
John Tartaglione
Cover Art
? (photograph)
Character Appearances
Amos Burke
Storyline
"A Dead Helping Hand" Oil tycoon Harry Dare's plane is blown up as he is flying into the city to announce plans for a new movie.

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Story Title
The Suspects
Script
?
Pencils
John Tartaglione
Story Line
Burke travels to Las Vegas to check on three suspects in the case.

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Story Title
The Final Clue
Script
?
Pencils
John Tartaglione
Story Line
Burke's associates bring in two suspects before Burke goes after the real killer.
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Dennis the Menace (1959) #72

Published May 1964 by Hallden; Fawcett
Garden Goofy
Fred Toole
Owen Fitzgerald
Owen Fitzgerald
Dennis Mitchell; George Wilson; Martha Wilson
"Garden Goofy"
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Story Title
Garden Goofy
Writer
Fred Toole
Interior Art
Owen Fitzgerald
Cover Art
Owen Fitzgerald
Character Appearances
Dennis Mitchell; George Wilson; Martha Wilson
Storyline
"Garden Goofy"

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Story Title
Dennis + Bath = Bubble Trouble
Script
Fred Toole
Pencils
Owen Fitzgerald
Story Line

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Story Title
April Foolish
Script
Fred Toole
Pencils
Owen Fitzgerald
Story Line

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Story Title
Round and Round
Script
Fred Toole
Pencils
Owen Fitzgerald
Story Line

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Story Title
Beany
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Yancy has a secret for scoring touchdowns.

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Story Title
Beany
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Yancy puts a book to good use.

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Story Title
Beany
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Beany grandstands in football.

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Story Title
Beany
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Beany carves his initials in a tree.

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Story Title
Day by Day with Dennis
Script
Hank Ketcham
Pencils
Hank Ketcham
Story Line
Reprints of 7 daily Dennis the Menace cartoons.
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Detective Comics (1937) #327

Published May 1964 by DC

First New Look Batman

The Mystery of the Menacing Mask!
John Broome
Carmine Infantino
Carmine Infantino
Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Linda Greene; Jimmy Packer; VILLAINS: Frank Fenton; Smiler [Roland Meacham]
"The Mystery of the Menacing Mask!"
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Published May 1964 by DC

First New Look Batman

Issue Details

Story Title
The Mystery of the Menacing Mask!
Writer
John Broome
Interior Art
Carmine Infantino
Cover Art
Carmine Infantino
Character Appearances
Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Linda Greene; Jimmy Packer; VILLAINS: Frank Fenton; Smiler [Roland Meacham]
Storyline
"The Mystery of the Menacing Mask!"

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Story Title
Ten Miles to Nowhere!
Script
Gardner Fox
Pencils
Carmine Infantino
Story Line
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