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Action Comics (1938) #305

Published October 1963 by DC
Why Superman Needs a Secret Identity!
Leo Dorfman
Curt Swan
Curt Swan
Superman [also appears as Clark Kent]; Jimmy Olsen; Perry White; Lex Luthor (villain); Lana Lang; Superboy; Martha Kent; Jonathan Kent; Chief Parker; Superman Robots; Lois Lane; Ed Lacy (villain); Benny the Blaster (villain)
"Why Superman Needs a Secret Identity!" As Clark Kent is faced with a choice between saving his friends and protecting his secret identity, the reader is shown three different scenarios explaining why Superman needs to preserve that secret.
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Story Title
Why Superman Needs a Secret Identity!
Writer
Leo Dorfman
Interior Art
Curt Swan
Cover Art
Curt Swan
Character Appearances
Superman [also appears as Clark Kent]; Jimmy Olsen; Perry White; Lex Luthor (villain); Lana Lang; Superboy; Martha Kent; Jonathan Kent; Chief Parker; Superman Robots; Lois Lane; Ed Lacy (villain); Benny the Blaster (villain)
Storyline
"Why Superman Needs a Secret Identity!" As Clark Kent is faced with a choice between saving his friends and protecting his secret identity, the reader is shown three different scenarios explaining why Superman needs to preserve that secret.

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"Ah - My super-vision sees a man in distress out in the desert"
Script
Henry Boltinoff
Pencils
Henry Boltinoff (signed)
Story Line
Super-Turtle spots a man in distress out in the desert. He builds a long pipeline to bring water to him.

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The Girl Who Hated Supergirl!
Script
Leo Dorfman
Pencils
Jim Mooney; John Forte (some panels)
Story Line
Karen Blair hates Supergirl because she believes that the rocket that brought Supergirl to Earth caused an accident that killed her father and crippled her brother. Supergirl is finally able to prove that she was not responsible.
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Adventure Comics (1938) #313

Published October 1963 by DC
Part I The Condemned Legionnaires!
Edmond Hamilton
Curt Swan
Curt Swan
Legion of Super-Heroes [Lightning Lass; Triplicate Girl; Saturn Girl; Shrinking Violet; Phantom Girl; Supergirl; Sun Boy; Mon-El; Superboy; Cosmic Boy; Chameleon Boy; Colossal Boy; Brainiac 5; Lightning Lad; Bouncing Boy]; Night Girl; Polar Boy
"Part I The Condemned Legionnaires!" After the female Legionnaires are struck by a mysterious Crimson Virus, Satan Girl wants to take their place. But when she attacks the girls, Supergirl tries to solve the mystery of who she is.
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Part I The Condemned Legionnaires!
Writer
Edmond Hamilton
Interior Art
Curt Swan
Cover Art
Curt Swan
Character Appearances
Legion of Super-Heroes [Lightning Lass; Triplicate Girl; Saturn Girl; Shrinking Violet; Phantom Girl; Supergirl; Sun Boy; Mon-El; Superboy; Cosmic Boy; Chameleon Boy; Colossal Boy; Brainiac 5; Lightning Lad; Bouncing Boy]; Night Girl; Polar Boy
Storyline
"Part I The Condemned Legionnaires!" After the female Legionnaires are struck by a mysterious Crimson Virus, Satan Girl wants to take their place. But when she attacks the girls, Supergirl tries to solve the mystery of who she is.

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Part II The Secret of Satan Girl!
Script
Edmond Hamilton
Pencils
Curt Swan
Story Line
Satan Girl is defeated by the Super-Pets and revealed to be an evil Red Kryptonite duplicate of Supergirl.

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"I'm practising my act for the show tonight."
Script
Henry Boltinoff (signed)
Pencils
Henry Boltinoff (signed)
Story Line
Tricksy practices for the high wire act.

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Story Title
Father's Day on Planet Krypton!
Script
Leo Dorfman; Mort Weisinger
Pencils
George Papp
Story Line
Superboy learns about the Kryptonian Father's Day
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Adventures into the Unknown (1948) #144

Published October-November 1963 by American Comics Group
What a Picture It Would Make!
Richard Hughes [as Shane O'Shea]
Chic Stone
Ogden Whitney
Wilhelm Brandt; Manny; Charlie Bobo
"What a Picture It Would Make!" A low-budget film studio considers making a picture about Wilhelm Brandt, a sorcerer who was cheated out of payment after freeing a town from a plague of wolves. But they didn't count on the actor they hire being the reincarnation of Brandt.
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Story Title
What a Picture It Would Make!
Writer
Richard Hughes [as Shane O'Shea]
Interior Art
Chic Stone
Cover Art
Ogden Whitney
Character Appearances
Wilhelm Brandt; Manny; Charlie Bobo
Storyline
"What a Picture It Would Make!" A low-budget film studio considers making a picture about Wilhelm Brandt, a sorcerer who was cheated out of payment after freeing a town from a plague of wolves. But they didn't count on the actor they hire being the reincarnation of Brandt.

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Coward!
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Sam Citron
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Thanks to a mysterious cure-all, Professor George Meeker finds himself thrown into the past and his cowardly ways gone.

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Cursed Sword
Script
Richard Hughes [as Charles La Coste]
Pencils
Tom Hickey
Story Line
After expelling an old man from town the townsfolk believe to be a wizard, the Duke De Severne receives a sword which brings tragedy to him and his descendants.

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Welcome to a Hero!
Script
Richard Hughes [as Brad Everson]
Pencils
Dick Beck
Story Line
Tom Marshall, Earth's peace emissary, returns from Xanta...or so it seems!
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Adventures of Bob Hope (1950) #83

Published October-November 1963 by DC
"Hmm -- they usually serve food at conventions."
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Bob Hope; Natasha; Mary; Professor; Blitznian agents; Blitznian athletes
""Hmm -- they usually serve food at conventions."" Bob Hope accidentally takes a professor's formula, ending up in Blitznia with super speed but without his memory. Blitznians groom him to run for them in the Olympics, but his memory recovers after encountering the professor and his pretty daughter again. The professor's reverse formula accidentally reverses him back to the stone age, where he is soon surrounded by pretty girls.
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"Hmm -- they usually serve food at conventions."
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?
Character Appearances
Bob Hope; Natasha; Mary; Professor; Blitznian agents; Blitznian athletes
Storyline
""Hmm -- they usually serve food at conventions."" Bob Hope accidentally takes a professor's formula, ending up in Blitznia with super speed but without his memory. Blitznians groom him to run for them in the Olympics, but his memory recovers after encountering the professor and his pretty daughter again. The professor's reverse formula accidentally reverses him back to the stone age, where he is soon surrounded by pretty girls.
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Adventures of Mighty Mouse (1962) #160

Published October 1963 by Gold Key
Cry Torpedo
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"Cry Torpedo"
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Cry Torpedo
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"Cry Torpedo"

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Mirrors of Doom
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The Sinister Barber Shop
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Smashing the Bank Gang
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Panic from the Sun
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Adventures of The Fly (1960) #28

Published October 1963 by Archie
The Fly Versus the Red Shark?
Robert Bernstein
John Rosenberger
John Rosenberger
The Fly [Tommy Troy]; Red Shark
"The Fly Versus the Red Shark?" After stopping some land swindlers, Tommy Troy decides to take a vacation in Florida. But he becomes aware of a Cuban terrorist named the Red Shark who is bombing Cuban refugee boats raiding the coast of Cuba.
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The Fly Versus the Red Shark?
Writer
Robert Bernstein
Interior Art
John Rosenberger
Cover Art
John Rosenberger
Character Appearances
The Fly [Tommy Troy]; Red Shark
Storyline
"The Fly Versus the Red Shark?" After stopping some land swindlers, Tommy Troy decides to take a vacation in Florida. But he becomes aware of a Cuban terrorist named the Red Shark who is bombing Cuban refugee boats raiding the coast of Cuba.

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The Mystery of the Fly Museum
Script
Robert Bernstein
Pencils
John Giunta
Story Line
After the Fly gives copies of his weapons to a museum dedicated to his exploits, a gang of crooks steal the weapons to use for crime.

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The Black Hood Teaches Karate
Script
Robert Bernstein
Pencils
John Rosenberger
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The Red Shark's Fantastic Fortress!
Script
Robert Bernstein
Pencils
John Rosenberger
Story Line
After rescuing one of the Red Shark's men, the Fly learns of the Shark's island fortress. He then travels to the fortress to take down the high seas terrorist.
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Adventures of the Jaguar (1961) #14

Published October 1963 by Archie
"Kick of the Month" Club
Robert Bernstein
John Rosenberger
John Rosenberger
The Jaguar [Ralph Hardy]; Jill Ross; Cat Girl [Lydia Fellin]
""Kick of the Month" Club" Lydia Fellin convinces Ralph Hardy to come join a jet-setters club called "Kick Of The Month" -- a group dedicated to foolhardy and life threatening stunts.
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Story Title
"Kick of the Month" Club
Writer
Robert Bernstein
Interior Art
John Rosenberger
Cover Art
John Rosenberger
Character Appearances
The Jaguar [Ralph Hardy]; Jill Ross; Cat Girl [Lydia Fellin]
Storyline
""Kick of the Month" Club" Lydia Fellin convinces Ralph Hardy to come join a jet-setters club called "Kick Of The Month" -- a group dedicated to foolhardy and life threatening stunts.

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The Teen-Age Jaguar
Script
Robert Bernstein
Pencils
John Rosenberger
Story Line
After being turned into a teenager for 24 hours by a youth ray, the teenaged Jaguar stops a gang of young hoods from going bad.

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Black Hood Teaches Karate
Script
Robert Bernstein
Pencils
John Rosenberger
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The Jaguar's Sinister Safari
Script
Robert Bernstein
Pencils
John Rosenberger
Story Line
As Ralph and Lydia begin a relationship while on a safari with the "Kick Of The Month" Club, Ralph -- as the Jaguar-- is determined to break up the club once and for all.
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All-American Men of War (1953) #99

Published September-October 1963 by DC
The Empty Cockpit!
Robert Kanigher
Irv Novick
Irv Novick
"The Empty Cockpit!"
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Story Title
The Empty Cockpit!
Writer
Robert Kanigher
Interior Art
Irv Novick
Cover Art
Irv Novick
Storyline
"The Empty Cockpit!"

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Attack From Yesterday!
Script
Hank Chapman
Pencils
Jack Abel
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Alvin (1962) #5

Published October - December 1963 by Dell
Share and Share a Bike
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Alvin; Simon; Theodore; David Seville
"Share and Share a Bike"
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Published October - December 1963 by Dell

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Share and Share a Bike
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?
Character Appearances
Alvin; Simon; Theodore; David Seville
Storyline
"Share and Share a Bike"

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Water on the Brain
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?
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Snow Fun
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Auto Mission
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Rink Jinx
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No Space for Rant
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Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #5

Published October 1963 by Marvel
Marked for Destruction by Doctor Doom!
Stan Lee
Steve Ditko
Steve Ditko
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]; Dr. Doom [Victor Von Doom]; J. Jonah Jameson; Betty Brant (first name revealed); Flash Thompson (last name revealed); Liz Allen (last name revealed as Allan); May Parker; Fantastic Four [Mr. Fantastic [Reed Richards]; The Thing [Ben Grimm]; Invisible Girl [Sue Storm]; Human Torch [Johnny Storm]]
"Marked for Destruction by Doctor Doom!" Dr. Doom tries to trick Spider-Man into helping him defeat the Fantastic Four. When Spider-Man turns him down, he decides to capture Spider-Man. Flash Thompson dresses up as Spider-Man for a prank and Dr. Doom mistakes him for the real Spider-Man and captures him instead, and Flash has to be saved by the real Spider-Man.
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Story Title
Marked for Destruction by Doctor Doom!
Writer
Stan Lee
Interior Art
Steve Ditko
Cover Art
Steve Ditko
Character Appearances
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]; Dr. Doom [Victor Von Doom]; J. Jonah Jameson; Betty Brant (first name revealed); Flash Thompson (last name revealed); Liz Allen (last name revealed as Allan); May Parker; Fantastic Four [Mr. Fantastic [Reed Richards]; The Thing [Ben Grimm]; Invisible Girl [Sue Storm]; Human Torch [Johnny Storm]]
Storyline
"Marked for Destruction by Doctor Doom!" Dr. Doom tries to trick Spider-Man into helping him defeat the Fantastic Four. When Spider-Man turns him down, he decides to capture Spider-Man. Flash Thompson dresses up as Spider-Man for a prank and Dr. Doom mistakes him for the real Spider-Man and captures him instead, and Flash has to be saved by the real Spider-Man.
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Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica (1950) #94

Published October 1963 by Archie
The Fight Game
Frank Doyle
Dan DeCarlo
Bob White
Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Midge Klump
"The Fight Game" With Betty's permission, Veronica yells at her so she won't take her anger out on Archie. Seeing an opportunity, Betty convinces all the other kids to be nice to Veronica so Ronnie won't have anyone to scream at except Archie.
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Story Title
The Fight Game
Writer
Frank Doyle
Interior Art
Dan DeCarlo
Cover Art
Bob White
Character Appearances
Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Midge Klump
Storyline
"The Fight Game" With Betty's permission, Veronica yells at her so she won't take her anger out on Archie. Seeing an opportunity, Betty convinces all the other kids to be nice to Veronica so Ronnie won't have anyone to scream at except Archie.

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Soap Opera
Script
Joe Edwards
Pencils
Joe Edwards
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Hide-Out
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
Betty and Veronica try to carry out their vow to spend one day without the company of boys.

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Top Dressing
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
After a botched perm ruins her hair, Betty has to buy a wig to wear to Veronica's party, and looks forward to speculation over whether or not it really is a wig. But when she gets there, Veronica has already told everyone about it.

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Scientific Daffynitions
Script
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Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
Betty and Veronica offer teen-friendly definitions of scientific terms.

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Adventure
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
The girls wander off into the woods in search of adventure, and the boys secretly follow and scare them.
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Archie's Joke Book Magazine (1953) #74

Published October 1963 by Archie
Dan DeCarlo ?
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Dan DeCarlo ?
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Archie's Madhouse (1959) #29

Published October 1963 by Archie
Shock Doc
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Hilda the Witch (cameo)
"Shock Doc" A mad scientist creates a "monster formula" but he thinks it doesn't work.
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Shock Doc
Writer
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?
Character Appearances
Hilda the Witch (cameo)
Storyline
"Shock Doc" A mad scientist creates a "monster formula" but he thinks it doesn't work.

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Nonsense Zone
Script
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Three two-panel gags: witches on radar; advice on painting Martian canals; inspector tag in a mummy case.

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Ark Lark
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With the ice caps melting, rockets are sent out to find a suitable planet for Earth's animals.

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Suitable Suit!
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Cynthia has a dreamy space suit to display her figure on a water world.

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The Terrible Three
Script
Joe Edwards ?
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Sprocket fights three villains at the same time.

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"Let the Pink Martian put you in the driver's seat!"
Script
?
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?
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The Pink Martian is running a Space Travel Agency with rent-a-rockets.

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Monster Wind-Up Dolls
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Joe Edwards ?
Story Line
Humorous wind-up monster dolls.

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Cat-Girl's Cat-astrophe
Script
Joe Edwards
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Cat Girl is given a mission to free the cats in the zoo. She bungles that and has a hard time pleasing the Grand Master when he comes to visit. On her second chance at the zoo, she manages to release an ape instead of a panther.

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"And I award this "Boris" to Hilda for being the Best Witch of the Year!"
Script
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?
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Hilda wins an Academy of Monster Award for best witch of the year.

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Teen Scene Fashion Parade of 1983
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?
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A humorous look ahead at what the fashions will be in 1983.

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The Mad House Guide to Proper Beach Behavior
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?
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Humorous advice on how to act at the beach.

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Stretch Strategy
Script
Joe Edwards
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Ronald and Gladys try to spend time at the beach, but the Smasher keeps pestering Ronald.
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Archie's Pal Jughead (1949) #101

Published October 1963 by Archie
Joker's Wild!
Frank Doyle
Samm Schwartz
Samm Schwartz
Jughead; Archie; Betty; Veronica; Pop Tate
"Joker's Wild!" First Archie and Jughead pull a practical joke on Pop Tate; then later Betty and Veronica do another practical joke on him. Pop eventually gets his revenge.
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Story Title
Joker's Wild!
Writer
Frank Doyle
Interior Art
Samm Schwartz
Cover Art
Samm Schwartz
Character Appearances
Jughead; Archie; Betty; Veronica; Pop Tate
Storyline
"Joker's Wild!" First Archie and Jughead pull a practical joke on Pop Tate; then later Betty and Veronica do another practical joke on him. Pop eventually gets his revenge.

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Forget-Me-Not
Script
Joe Edwards
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Jinx gets in trouble for slamming the door.

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Culture Vulture
Script
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Pencils
Bill Vigoda
Story Line
While visiting an art museum, Jughead finds the guards more interested in television.

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A Bum Steer
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Samm Schwartz
Story Line
Jughead has to warn Riverdale that Gibbsville students are planning to swipe the Riverdale "good luck charm", the school bell. He gets an unexpected assist from the Gibbsville mascot, a cow.

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Return of Big Ethel
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Samm Schwartz
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Big Ethel kidnaps Jughead for a "romantic" ride in a rowboat.

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Hoop-de-do
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Samm Schwartz
Story Line
Archie tries to teach Jughead how to play basketball.
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Archie's Pals 'n' Gals (1952) #26

Published Fall 1963 by Archie
Be Prepared
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Bob White ?
Archie Andrews; Betty Cooper; Jughead Jones; Mr. Lodge; Smithers
"Be Prepared" Archie has been tying his jalopy to objects when he parks so his car won't blow away just in case a hurricane comes along. Thinking Mr. Lodge is in Chicago, Archie goes to see Veronica when he hears she is ill.
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Be Prepared
Writer
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?
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Bob White ?
Character Appearances
Archie Andrews; Betty Cooper; Jughead Jones; Mr. Lodge; Smithers
Storyline
"Be Prepared" Archie has been tying his jalopy to objects when he parks so his car won't blow away just in case a hurricane comes along. Thinking Mr. Lodge is in Chicago, Archie goes to see Veronica when he hears she is ill.

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Story Title
Sound Off
Script
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Pencils
Bill Vigoda ?
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Miss Grundy takes Archie to Mr. Weatherbee for talking in class. Mr. Weatherbee makes Archie wear a sign that says "I shall not whisper!" Archie keeps trying to get around the ban and gets deeper and deeper in trouble with Mr. Weatherbee.

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Operation Finger
Script
Joe Edwards
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
When Greg injures his finger, Jinx gives him a practical gift for Christmas.

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Splinter Group
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Dan DeCarlo
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Archie gets a splinter in his finger and Veronica takes him to the school nurse. Archie falls for the attractive nurse, causing Veronica to chase him with a chair.

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The Other Cheek
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Bill Vigoda ?
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Archie and Reggie make a bet about who can get out of serving detention, driving Mr. Weatherbee to distraction.

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Blood Brothers
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?
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Samm Schwartz ?
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All the boys in the school have to give blood samples for medical research. Jughead's blood turns out to be unusual.

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Food for Thought
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Bill Vigoda ?
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Reggie and Archie make idle conversation, but everything they say reminds Jughead of food.

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The Helmet
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Harry Lucey
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Archie starts wearing a jungle pith helmet. Reggie teases him, but Veronica thinks it gives him a certain flair. At least until other girls find it attractive, too.

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A Helping Hand!
Script
Joe Edwards
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Joe Edwards
Story Line
Jinx has her mother reach under the couch to find her caterpillars.

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Caddy Baddy!
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Archie is Mr. Lodge's caddy in a big rivalry match with J. P. Pennypincher and he makes sure Mr. Lodge will win by fair means or foul.

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Mister Clean
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Bill Vigoda ?
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Mr. Lodge has Veronica vacuuming the house to learn some domestic skills. Archie helps her and manages to vacuum up a $2 million check that Mr. Lodge was going to use to pay for a diamond.

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No Hits..No Runs..Nothin!
Script
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Bill Vigoda ?
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Jughead hasn't played in a baseball game all season.

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Female Fearful
Script
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Bill Vigoda ?
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Veronica is upset when Jughead won't take her cousin to the dance.

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A Matter of Competition!
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?
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All the girls have a crush on handsome Professor Armstrong. The boys are happy when he gets transferred to another school, but his replacement is bigger and just as handsome.

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Brute Farce
Script
Frank Doyle ?
Pencils
Harry Lucey
Story Line
Veronica allows Archie to be masterful with her. The other boys allow this because Veronica won't date them otherwise. Eventually Archie goes too far when he puts the moves on a sexy girl.
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Atom (1962) #9

Published October-November 1963 by DC
The Atom's Phantom Double!
Gardner Fox
Gil Kane
Gil Kane
The Atom [Ray Palmer]
"The Atom's Phantom Double!" A laboratory accident creates a ghostly duplicate of Ray Palmer, who wants to take the real Ray's place by destroying him.
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Story Title
The Atom's Phantom Double!
Writer
Gardner Fox
Interior Art
Gil Kane
Cover Art
Gil Kane
Character Appearances
The Atom [Ray Palmer]
Storyline
"The Atom's Phantom Double!" A laboratory accident creates a ghostly duplicate of Ray Palmer, who wants to take the real Ray's place by destroying him.

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Story Title
The Seaman and the Spyglass!
Script
Gardner Fox
Pencils
Gil Kane
Story Line
Tha Atom travels back to Holland in the year 1610 where he meets explorer Henry Hudson and Jan Lippershey, inventor of the telsscope.

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"The smallest particles which fall on earth..."
Script
Julius Schwartz
Pencils
Morris Waldinger ?
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Augie Doggie (1963) #1

Published October 1963 by Gold Key
Frontier Fracas
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Augie Doggie; Doggie Daddy
"Frontier Fracas"
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Published October 1963 by Gold Key

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Frontier Fracas
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?
Interior Art
?
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?
Character Appearances
Augie Doggie; Doggie Daddy
Storyline
"Frontier Fracas"

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Night Watchdog
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line

Other Story

Story Title
The Last Lap
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line

Other Story

Story Title
Will the Real Yakky Doodle Please Stand Up
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?
Pencils
?
Story Line

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Autograph Hound
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
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Best New Cartoons (1960) #8

Published Fall 1963 by Charlton
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Published Fall 1963 by Charlton

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Beverly Hillbillies (1963) #3

Published October-December 1963 by Dell
Community Chaos
D. J. Arneson
Henry Scarpelli
? (photograph)
"Community Chaos"
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Published October-December 1963 by Dell

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Story Title
Community Chaos
Writer
D. J. Arneson
Interior Art
Henry Scarpelli
Cover Art
? (photograph)
Storyline
"Community Chaos"

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Story Title
No TV
Script
D. J. Arneson
Pencils
Bill Fraccio
Story Line
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Black Fury (1955) #44

Published October 1963 by Charlton
White Death
?
Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
Pat Masulli ?
Black Fury
"White Death"
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Published October 1963 by Charlton

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Story Title
White Death
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?
Interior Art
Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
Cover Art
Pat Masulli ?
Character Appearances
Black Fury
Storyline
"White Death"

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Story Title
Reward for a Rider
Script
?
Pencils
Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
Story Line

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Story Title
Cowboy Medicine
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line

Other Story

Story Title
The Wild Ones
Script
?
Pencils
Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
Story Line

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Story Title
Strength of a Nation
Script
?
Pencils
Jack Keller
Story Line
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