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80 Page Giant Magazine (1964) #4

Published October 1964 by DC
Around the World in 80 Minutes
Bob Kanigher
Carmine Infantino
Carmine Infantino
The Flash [Barry Allen]; Iris West; The Black Cat; El Claw
"Around the World in 80 Minutes" Police scientist Barry Allen invents a radio watch which picks up S.O.S. calls from many different countries, in order for him to avert these catastrophies, he must literally race around the world in eighty minutes.
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Story Title
Around the World in 80 Minutes
Writer
Bob Kanigher
Interior Art
Carmine Infantino
Cover Art
Carmine Infantino
Character Appearances
The Flash [Barry Allen]; Iris West; The Black Cat; El Claw
Storyline
"Around the World in 80 Minutes" Police scientist Barry Allen invents a radio watch which picks up S.O.S. calls from many different countries, in order for him to avert these catastrophies, he must literally race around the world in eighty minutes.

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Story Title
Giants of the Time World
Script
Bob Kanigher
Pencils
Carmine Infantino
Story Line
When Iris West disappears whilst on an assignment, The Flash follows her into another dimension. In order for them to return safely he must battle alien beings who grow to the size of giants within the space of one hour.

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Story Title
The Master of Mirrors
Script
John Broome
Pencils
Carmine Infantino
Story Line
Scudder, a small time criminal, discovers he can solidify images from his trick mirrors, he then uses this knowledge to commit crimes as The Mirror Master.

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Story Title
Nine Empty Uniforms
Script
Bob Kanigher
Pencils
Carmine Infantino
Story Line
Jay Garrick and The Flash help aging baseball team, The Bobtails, regain their confidence.

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Story Title
Challenge of the Weather Wizard
Script
John Broome
Pencils
Carmine Infantino
Story Line
Escaped criminal Mark Mardon reaches his brother Clyde's house to lie low, however, on entering finds his brother dead. He then uses Clyde's notes on weather control for crime and assumes the identity of The Weather Wizard.

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Story Title
The Day Flash Weighed 1000 Pounds
Script
John Broome
Pencils
Carmine Infantino
Story Line
Grodd, the Super-Gorilla has seemingly died in Gorilla City, in reality he has found a way to take over the mind of a human being (William Dawson). As Dawson, he invents a gun which causes The Flash to absorb vast amounts of moisture from the air, bulking him up to 1000 pounds in weight.
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Action Comics (1938) #317

Published October 1964 by DC
Superman's Rainbow Face!
Otto Binder
Al Plastino
Curt Swan
Superman [also appears as Clark Kent]; Lois Lane; Perry White; Nor-Kan (death); Jimmy Olsen (as a trophy)
"Superman's Rainbow Face!" Red Kryptonite causes Superman's emotions to be reflected in the color of his face, which means that Clark must hide the changes from Lois.
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Story Title
Superman's Rainbow Face!
Writer
Otto Binder
Interior Art
Al Plastino
Cover Art
Curt Swan
Character Appearances
Superman [also appears as Clark Kent]; Lois Lane; Perry White; Nor-Kan (death); Jimmy Olsen (as a trophy)
Storyline
"Superman's Rainbow Face!" Red Kryptonite causes Superman's emotions to be reflected in the color of his face, which means that Clark must hide the changes from Lois.

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"Tricksy will pull this car for one whole block..."
Script
Henry Boltinoff
Pencils
Henry Boltinoff (signed)
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"A radio playing at this time of night..."
Script
Henry Boltinoff
Pencils
Henry Boltinoff
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The Great Supergirl Double-Cross!
Script
Leo Dorfman
Pencils
Jim Mooney
Story Line
When Supergirl mistakes Lena Thorul's new boyfriend for an enemy agent she breaks up their romance. Upon finding out that she was mistaken, she has to get them back together.
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Adventure Comics (1938) #325

Published October 1964 by DC
Lex Luthor Meets the Legion of Super-Heroes!
Edmond Hamilton
John Forte
Curt Swan
Legion of Super-Heroes [Sun Boy; Star Boy; Cosmic Boy; Brainiac 5; Matter-Eater Lad; Triplicate Girl; Lightning Lad; Phantom Girl; Shrinkng Violet; Light Lass; Invisible Kid; Mon-El; Superboy; Colossal Boy; Element Lad; Supergirl; Saturn Girl; Ultra Boy; Chameleon Boy; Element Lad]; Lex Luthor; Proty II
"Lex Luthor Meets the Legion of Super-Heroes!" Lex Luthor convinces the Legion he has come to the future from a time before he turned evil. But when Luthor reveals his true nature and seemingly dissolves the Legionnaires, they have the last laugh on him.
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Story Title
Lex Luthor Meets the Legion of Super-Heroes!
Writer
Edmond Hamilton
Interior Art
John Forte
Cover Art
Curt Swan
Character Appearances
Legion of Super-Heroes [Sun Boy; Star Boy; Cosmic Boy; Brainiac 5; Matter-Eater Lad; Triplicate Girl; Lightning Lad; Phantom Girl; Shrinkng Violet; Light Lass; Invisible Kid; Mon-El; Superboy; Colossal Boy; Element Lad; Supergirl; Saturn Girl; Ultra Boy; Chameleon Boy; Element Lad]; Lex Luthor; Proty II
Storyline
"Lex Luthor Meets the Legion of Super-Heroes!" Lex Luthor convinces the Legion he has come to the future from a time before he turned evil. But when Luthor reveals his true nature and seemingly dissolves the Legionnaires, they have the last laugh on him.

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Story Title
"We're the first to find this tomb, Professor Twiddle."
Script
Henry Boltinoff
Pencils
Henry Boltinoff
Story Line
The Prof. likes to read hieroglyphics before going to bed.

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Story Title
The Day Superboy Was a Coward!
Script
Otto Binder
Pencils
George Papp
Story Line
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Adventures of Bob Hope (1950) #89

Published October-November 1964 by DC
"Hello, little girl,"
?
Henry Boltinoff ?
Mort Drucker ?
Bebe; zookeeper
""Hello, little girl,"" Bebe is shocked to learn that a kangaroo is a native of Australia... her uncle married such a native.
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Story Title
"Hello, little girl,"
Writer
?
Interior Art
Henry Boltinoff ?
Cover Art
Mort Drucker ?
Character Appearances
Bebe; zookeeper
Storyline
""Hello, little girl,"" Bebe is shocked to learn that a kangaroo is a native of Australia... her uncle married such a native.

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A Ridiculous St. Nick-Ulous
Script
?
Pencils
Mort Drucker ?
Story Line
Washington convinces Bob to infiltrate the Hessian camp disguised as Mrs. Santa Claus, leaving time-bomb cuckoo clocks. Learning that Antony gave the statuette to Cleopatra, Bob and Harvard travel through time to the Battle of Actium. Cleopatra shows Bob the treasure's location, in exchange for which he and Harvard attack Octavian's fleet with horrible-smelling blue cheese. Returning to 1964, Bob and Harvard learn that Cleopatra honored them with giant statues... but the statues and the treasure are now beneath an artificial lake on the Nile.

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Story Title
Aviator Bob, The Chicken Eagle
Script
?
Pencils
Mort Drucker ?
Story Line
Bob and Harvard get tangled up in World War I aerial combat, saved only by Harvard's machine-gunning skill. Learning that Wednesday's great-great grandfather owned the statuette, they set their time control to December 26, 1776, when Nigel crossed the Delaware with Washington.

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Story Title
"Well, that's finished."
Script
?
Pencils
Henry Boltinoff (signed)
Story Line
A rich kid hires Homer to wash and wax his Matchbox model car.

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Story Title
A Comedy Of Eras
Script
?
Pencils
Mort Drucker ?
Story Line
Tuesday Wednesday enlists Bob to help recover her stolen Golden Gazelle statuette, which conceals a map to vast treasures. Bob uses the Professor's time machine to visit the statuette's earlier owner, Captain Wednesday, as Wednesday takes off for World War I aerial combat.
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Adventures of The Fly (1960) #30

Published October 1964 by Archie
One Minute to Doom
Robert Bernstein
John Giunta
Hy Eisman
The Fly [Thomas Troy]; Fly Girl [Kim Brand]
"One Minute to Doom" While Kim Brand is waiting for Tommy Troy in his office, a gang of crooks break in. They hold Kim hostage while they wait for Troy to show up in order to kill him. Kim must get a message to Tommy without the crooks knowing it and without changing to Fly Girl.
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Story Title
One Minute to Doom
Writer
Robert Bernstein
Interior Art
John Giunta
Cover Art
Hy Eisman
Character Appearances
The Fly [Thomas Troy]; Fly Girl [Kim Brand]
Storyline
"One Minute to Doom" While Kim Brand is waiting for Tommy Troy in his office, a gang of crooks break in. They hold Kim hostage while they wait for Troy to show up in order to kill him. Kim must get a message to Tommy without the crooks knowing it and without changing to Fly Girl.

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Story Title
The World's Wackiest Crook
Script
Jerry Siegel
Pencils
John Giunta
Story Line
The two heroes try to defeat Limbo, an evil chemist who has created powerful perfumes to get people to do his bidding.

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Fly Girl Meets the Comet
Script
Jerry Siegel
Pencils
John Giunta
Story Line
The Comet comes to Earth from the planet Altrox in order to woo and wed Fly Girl.

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Introducing Young Dr. Masters
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
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All-American Men of War (1953) #105

Published September-October 1964 by DC
Killer Horse--Killer Ship
Robert Kanigher
Irv Novick
Irv Novick
Johnny Cloud
"Killer Horse--Killer Ship" Johnny Cloud is assigned to a squadron that believes it is jinxed by a "killer" plane of its own.
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Story Title
Killer Horse--Killer Ship
Writer
Robert Kanigher
Interior Art
Irv Novick
Cover Art
Irv Novick
Character Appearances
Johnny Cloud
Storyline
"Killer Horse--Killer Ship" Johnny Cloud is assigned to a squadron that believes it is jinxed by a "killer" plane of its own.

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Story Title
Tunnel Dogfight!
Script
Hank Chapman
Pencils
Jack Abel
Story Line
An American and German start a feud at Heidelburg before World War I and continue it in the skies during the war.

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Story Title
Killer Horse--Killer Ship (Part Two)
Script
Robert Kaninger
Pencils
Irv Novick
Story Line
Johnny Cloud reflects on his youth when he tried to capture a white stallion and failed. The mascot of the killer plane is also a white stallion. His plane crashes into a field of horses. Cloud tames a white stallion to break the jinx and then brings down a German plane, using a pistol (!).
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Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #17

Published October 1964 by Marvel
The Return of the Green Goblin!
Stan Lee
Steve Ditko
Steve Ditko
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]; Human Torch [Johnny Storm]; Green Goblin [Norman Osborn]; J. Jonah Jameson; Betty Brant; Liz Allan; Flash Thompson; Aunt May Parker; Mr. Brant (see notes); Dorrie Evans (Johnny Storm's girlfriend)
"The Return of the Green Goblin!" Spider-Man attends a fan club meeting organized by Flash Thompson, but the Green Goblin crashes the meeting. Fortunately the Human Torch is in attendance to help Spider-Man. During the battle Spider-Man finds out that Aunt May is in the hospital and he leaves, causing everyone to believe that he is a coward.
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Story Title
The Return of the Green Goblin!
Writer
Stan Lee
Interior Art
Steve Ditko
Cover Art
Steve Ditko
Character Appearances
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]; Human Torch [Johnny Storm]; Green Goblin [Norman Osborn]; J. Jonah Jameson; Betty Brant; Liz Allan; Flash Thompson; Aunt May Parker; Mr. Brant (see notes); Dorrie Evans (Johnny Storm's girlfriend)
Storyline
"The Return of the Green Goblin!" Spider-Man attends a fan club meeting organized by Flash Thompson, but the Green Goblin crashes the meeting. Fortunately the Human Torch is in attendance to help Spider-Man. During the battle Spider-Man finds out that Aunt May is in the hospital and he leaves, causing everyone to believe that he is a coward.
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Archie and Me (1964) #1

Published October 1964 by Archie
Counselor At Lore
Frank Doyle
Harry Lucey
?
Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Archie Andrews; Mr. Weatherbee; Reggie Mantle; Fred Andrews
"Counselor At Lore" Mr. Weatherbee tells Archie that he wants to see Archie's father and Archie imagines the worst.
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Story Title
Counselor At Lore
Writer
Frank Doyle
Interior Art
Harry Lucey
Cover Art
?
Character Appearances
Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Archie Andrews; Mr. Weatherbee; Reggie Mantle; Fred Andrews
Storyline
"Counselor At Lore" Mr. Weatherbee tells Archie that he wants to see Archie's father and Archie imagines the worst.

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Story Title
To Her Credit!
Script
?
Pencils
?
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Desk Jockey's
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
An accident caused by Archie forces Mr. Weatherbee to send the pants he's wearing to the cleaners just as the school board arrives for an inspection.

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Story Title
Teacher's Pest
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line

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Story Title
Wish You Were Here
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line

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Muscle Bound!
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Archie is constantly exercising in the hallway, driving his teachers crazy.
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Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica (1950) #106

Published October 1964 by Archie
The Amorous Anglers
?
Dan DeCarlo
Dan DeCarlo
Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Archie Andrews; Stan
"The Amorous Anglers" Betty and Veronica's sudden interest in fishing just happens to coincide with their learning of Stan, the handsome man who rents the boats at the dock.
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Story Title
The Amorous Anglers
Writer
?
Interior Art
Dan DeCarlo
Cover Art
Dan DeCarlo
Character Appearances
Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Archie Andrews; Stan
Storyline
"The Amorous Anglers" Betty and Veronica's sudden interest in fishing just happens to coincide with their learning of Stan, the handsome man who rents the boats at the dock.

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Story Title
The Right Words
Script
Joe Edwards
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Hap tries to get Jinx's attention.

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Story Title
Bully Girl
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
Veronica learns judo and begins trying it out on all of her friends.

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Story Title
Heat Wave
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
To beat the sweltering heat, Veronica, Betty and Archie have a water hose fight on the grounds of the Lodge estate.

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Story Title
Bully For You
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
Veronica hires a burly woman to bully all the boys away from Betty and her at the beach so they can ogle a handsome lifeguard.
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Archie's Joke Book Magazine (1953) #82

Published October 1964 by Archie
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Archie's Madhouse (1959) #36

Published October 1964 by Archie
Martian Martyr
Joe Edwards ?
Joe Edwards
Orlando Busino ?
"Martian Martyr" A peaceful expedition to Earth by miniature Martians is thwarted by a bug-killing housewife.
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Story Title
Martian Martyr
Writer
Joe Edwards ?
Interior Art
Joe Edwards
Cover Art
Orlando Busino ?
Storyline
"Martian Martyr" A peaceful expedition to Earth by miniature Martians is thwarted by a bug-killing housewife.

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Story Title
Plant Playmate
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
A gardener asks her neighbor's cousin Northrup for advice about her garden.

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Story Title
Karate
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Gags about karate.

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Story Title
Girly Golfers
Script
Joe Edwards ?
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Isn't it silly when girls try to play golf?

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Story Title
Tops in Pops
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
The story of two rival disk jockeys at radio station WHIZ.

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Story Title
Bowled Over
Script
?
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Sabrina tries to help Bob, a boy she likes, with his bowling but her powers keep messing things up.

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Story Title
Photography Then 'n' Now
Script
?
Pencils
Samm Schwartz ?
Story Line
Gags about photography and how it's done.

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Story Title
Ali Bubu, the Fabulous Fakir!
Script
Joe Edwards ?
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Ali Bubu gets the girl in the end even if his magic isn't always very effective.
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Archie's Pal Jughead (1949) #113

Published October 1964 by Archie
Shell Game
?
Samm Schwartz
?
Jughead Jones; Archie Andrews; Betty Cooper
"Shell Game" Jughead is so focused on finding collectible sea shells that he's oblivious to the havoc he's causing on the beach.
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Story Title
Shell Game
Writer
?
Interior Art
Samm Schwartz
Cover Art
?
Character Appearances
Jughead Jones; Archie Andrews; Betty Cooper
Storyline
"Shell Game" Jughead is so focused on finding collectible sea shells that he's oblivious to the havoc he's causing on the beach.

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Story Title
Stormy Weather
Script
?
Pencils
Samm Schwartz
Story Line
Jughead paints a landscape, but a storm takes over the painting, complete with lightning.

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Story Title
Notes to You
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Moose can't find his ukulele because he's carrying it in his left hand.

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Story Title
How to Get Along with Boys
Script
?
Pencils
Samm Schwartz
Story Line
Prof. Jughead describes the behavior girls should use to get their way with boys.

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Story Title
Pass the Ketchup
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Samm Schwartz
Story Line
Jughead mutters Veronica's name while he is having a dream where he carves a statue of Veronica out of ground beef. Archie overhears and thinks Jughead is in love with Veronica. Despite Jughead's explanation, Veronica thinks he's in love with her and chases him.

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Story Title
Shake-Down!
Script
Joe Edwards
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
When Greg's kite is stuck in a tree, Jinx gives the tree a good shaking. That brings down all the leaves, but the kite is still up there.

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Story Title
Charm Chuckle
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Jughead is selling "magic trolls" to girls door-to-door, with Archie as his accomplice on the telephone.

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Story Title
Just a Perfect Friendship
Script
?
Pencils
Samm Schwartz
Story Line
Jughead gets into trouble on his way to pick up some ice cream, but Archie gets the consequences because he's Jughead's pal (and is available.) Turnabout is fair play when Jughead gets Mr. Lodge's wrath for something Archie did.
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Archie's Pals 'n' Gals (1952) #30

Published Fall 1964 by Archie
Double Takes
George Gladir
?
Samm Schwartz ?
Archie Andrews; Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Jughead Jones; Ethel Muggs; Sam Muggs; Mrs. Muggs
"Double Takes" Betty counts her pennies closely. Jughead trains his dog. Ethel has her parents concerned.
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Story Title
Double Takes
Writer
George Gladir
Interior Art
?
Cover Art
Samm Schwartz ?
Character Appearances
Archie Andrews; Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Jughead Jones; Ethel Muggs; Sam Muggs; Mrs. Muggs
Storyline
"Double Takes" Betty counts her pennies closely. Jughead trains his dog. Ethel has her parents concerned.

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Story Title
Gas Guess
Script
George Gladir ?
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
Fred asks Archie to estimate his jalopy's miles-per-gallon.

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Story Title
Caddy On
Script
George Gladir ?
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
Veronica's planned alone time with Archie on the golf course is foiled when Archie asks Jughead to caddy for him.

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Story Title
Archie's Guide To Fishy Fishing
Script
George Gladir
Pencils
?
Story Line
Series of fishing-related one and two panel gags.

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Story Title
Reformed
Script
?
Pencils
Bill Vigoda ?
Story Line
Warned ahead of time that Reggie is in a pranking mood, the gang manage to get Reggie's pranks to backfire on him.

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Story Title
Mighty Like a Rose
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Moose is on the warpath because somebody sent Midge a rose.

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Story Title
Snore Chore!
Script
Joe Edwards
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Hap has to don a Beatle wig to get Jinx to go to sleep.

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Story Title
Simple Arithmetic
Script
George Gladir ?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Moose has to answer a math problem out loud.

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Story Title
Slanguage Barrier
Script
George Gladir ?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Fred tries to have a heart-to-heart talk with Archie, but soon realizes that they don't really speak the same language.

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Story Title
Home Wrecker
Script
?
Pencils
Bill Vigoda
Story Line
Archie brings a bird's nest to school for his science project, then is mercilessly pursued by the bird who was living in it.

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Story Title
Aggressively Yours
Script
?
Pencils
Bill Vigoda ?
Story Line
Betty tries psychology on Moose to stop him from beating up all the boys.

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Story Title
Testing
Script
Joe Edwards
Pencils
Joe Edwards
Story Line
Jinx gets a high mark . . . in something.

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Story Title
Don't Quote Me
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Bill Vigoda ?
Story Line
Veronica is swept off of her feet by an older man who plies her with fancy literary quotes. So to fight back, Archie begins trying to memorize the classics.

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Story Title
Water On the Brain
Script
Frank Doyle ?
Pencils
Bill Vigoda ?
Story Line
Archie receives an African rain god totem as a gift, and suddenly he can't avoid getting wet.

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Story Title
Don't Knock Knees
Script
Frank Doyle
Pencils
Dan DeCarlo
Story Line
The boys are going to judge the prettiest girl at the clambake by who has the prettiest knees and Veronica begins to obsess that her knees aren't more glamorous than everyone else's.
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Army Attack (1964) #2

Published October 1964 by Charlton
The Scrounger
Joe Gill ?
Sam Glanzman
Sam Glanzman [as SJG] (signed)
"The Scrounger"
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Story Title
The Scrounger
Writer
Joe Gill ?
Interior Art
Sam Glanzman
Cover Art
Sam Glanzman [as SJG] (signed)
Storyline
"The Scrounger"

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Story Title
The Wall
Script
?
Pencils
Sam Glanzman
Story Line

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The Big Jug
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Sam Glanzman
Story Line

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Story Title
Chicken Company
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Sam Glanzman
Story Line

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The Hero in the Crowd
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Sam Glanzman
Story Line

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Story Title
Desert Trek
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Sam Glanzman
Story Line
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Army War Heroes (1963) #5

Published October 1964 by Charlton
The High Roller
Joe Gill ?
Charles Nicholas (signed)
Pat Masulli ?; Dick Giordano ?
"The High Roller"
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Story Title
The High Roller
Writer
Joe Gill ?
Interior Art
Charles Nicholas (signed)
Cover Art
Pat Masulli ?; Dick Giordano ?
Storyline
"The High Roller"

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Story Title
Night Patrol
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Bill Molno
Story Line

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Story Title
The Biggest Game of All
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Charles Nicholas (signed)
Story Line

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Story Title
Airdrop
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Bill Fraccio ?; Tony Tallarico ?
Story Line

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Story Title
Sleeping Beauty
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Bill Molno
Story Line
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Atom (1962) #15

Published October-November 1964 by DC
Illusions for Sale!
Gardner Fox
Gil Kane
Gil Kane
The Atom [Ray Palmer]; Jean Loring; Dr. Ed Thayer (cameo); Chief Baxter
"Illusions for Sale!" A friend of Ray Palmer accidentally invents a machine that can create powerful illusions and two criminals try to steal it for their own purposes.
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Story Title
Illusions for Sale!
Writer
Gardner Fox
Interior Art
Gil Kane
Cover Art
Gil Kane
Character Appearances
The Atom [Ray Palmer]; Jean Loring; Dr. Ed Thayer (cameo); Chief Baxter
Storyline
"Illusions for Sale!" A friend of Ray Palmer accidentally invents a machine that can create powerful illusions and two criminals try to steal it for their own purposes.

Other Story

Story Title
The Super-Safecracker Who Defied the Law!
Script
Gardner Fox
Pencils
Gil Kane
Story Line
The Hyper-Thief brags to the Ivy Town police that he can travel through hyperspace and steal anything he wants=, but the Atom proves that he is a fraud.

Other Story

Story Title
"The masses of some asteroids are so small..."
Script
Julius Schwartz
Pencils
Morris Waldinger ?
Story Line

Other Story

Story Title
"Dip... Immerse... Plunge..."
Script
Julius Schwartz
Pencils
Morris Waldinger ?
Story Line
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Attack (1962) #3

Published Fall 1964 by Charlton
One Scared Private
Joe Gill ?
Dick Giordano ?
Sam Glanzman (signed) [as SJG]
"One Scared Private"
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Published Fall 1964 by Charlton

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Story Title
One Scared Private
Writer
Joe Gill ?
Interior Art
Dick Giordano ?
Cover Art
Sam Glanzman (signed) [as SJG]
Storyline
"One Scared Private"

Other Story

Story Title
Hot Wire
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Bill Montes
Story Line

Other Story

Story Title
What's the Difference?
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Dick Giordano ?
Story Line

Other Story

Story Title
The Infiltrators
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Sam Glanzman
Story Line

Other Story

Story Title
A Soldier's Best Friend
Script
Joe Gill ?
Pencils
Dick Giordano ?
Story Line
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Avengers (1963) #9

Published October 1964 by Marvel Tags: First Appearance

First Appearance and Death of Wonder Man

The Coming of the... Wonder Man!
Stan Lee
Don Heck
Jack Kirby
The Avengers [Captain America [Steve Rogers]; Giant-Man [Henry Pym]; Iron Man [Tony Stark]; Thor [Donald Blake]; Wasp [Janet Van Dyne]]; Jane Foster; Teen Brigade; Wonder Man [Simon Williams] (introduction, origin); Masters of Evil [Baron Zemo [Heinrich Zemo]; Enchantress [Amora]; Executioner [Skurge]]
"The Coming of the... Wonder Man!"
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Published October 1964 by Marvel Tags: First Appearance

First Appearance and Death of Wonder Man

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Story Title
The Coming of the... Wonder Man!
Writer
Stan Lee
Interior Art
Don Heck
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]]; Jane Foster; Teen Brigade; Wonder Man [Simon Williams] (introduction, origin); Masters of Evil [Baron Zemo [Heinrich Zemo]; Enchantress [Amora]; Executioner [Skurge]]
Storyline
"The Coming of the... Wonder Man!"
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Bamm-Bamm and Pebbles Flintstone (1964) #1

Published October 1964 by Gold Key
"Vineway South"
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?
?
Bamm-Bamm Rubble
""Vineway South""
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Published October 1964 by Gold Key

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Story Title
"Vineway South"
Writer
?
Interior Art
?
Cover Art
?
Character Appearances
Bamm-Bamm Rubble
Storyline
""Vineway South""

Other Story

Story Title
No Dough for the Show
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Barney, Fred and the kids go to the circus.

Other Story

Story Title
Two for the Toys
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Fred and Barney get in trouble with the National Guard.

Other Story

Story Title
The Average Son
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Bamm-Bamm gets a violin.

Other Story

Story Title
One Tie All Tie
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Fred and Barney want to win a photo contest.

Other Story

Story Title
The Tiger Tale
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
While babysitting, Fred and Barney decide to liven things up.

Other Story

Story Title
Fire-Breathing Dragon
Script
?
Pencils
?
Story Line
Pebbles knows how to deal with fire.
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Ben Casey (1962) #9

Published October-December 1964 by Dell
Crisis at 59 West
Carl Memling
John Tartaglione
? (photograph)
"Crisis at 59 West"
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Published October-December 1964 by Dell

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Story Title
Crisis at 59 West
Writer
Carl Memling
Interior Art
John Tartaglione
Cover Art
? (photograph)
Storyline
"Crisis at 59 West"

Other Story

Story Title
Show-Down
Script
Carl Memling
Pencils
John Tartaglione
Story Line

Other Story

Story Title
The Trouble Maker
Script
Carl Memling
Pencils
John Tartaglione
Story Line
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