Published: March-April 1955
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Story Featuring Superman and Batman and Robin
"I'm only fit for the sidelines now!"
Batman, with his left leg in a cast, sits in a wheelchair and laments as Robin rides on Superman's back to answer the Bat-Signal.
Batman image appears to have been taken and mirrored from the splash page of the lead story.
"Batman and Robin... two names that are always paired! The world knows them as the greatest crime-busting team of all time!"
When Batman is laid up with a broken leg (or so he thinks), Superman comes to Gotham City to help Robin track down the Purple Mask Mob, but it's Batman who cracks the case.
Pencils are, in part at least, by Dick Sprang.
Story Featuring Green Arrow
"Can arrows -- once used by great archers such as Robin Hood, Hiawatha and William Tell ever again make similar, historical flights?"
Green Arrow wears a red hat.
Story Featuring Tomahawk
"War smoulders along the frontier, threatening to break forth in all its flaming fury..."
To avoid war, Tomahawk challenges Walking Otter to a magic battle.
"Linda... I thought I told you to wash the dishes!"
Back cover.
"This stunning assortment of 21 all-occasion greeting cards! You won't be asked to return it!"
Inside back cover.
"Sensational offer of hard-to-get stamps!"
"Q: Why are blind people so quick at hearing?"
Facts and explanations, mostly about nature, in a question-and-answer format.
"These are cold, but they can keep you warm!"
Story Featuring Jerry the Jitterbug
"Being away at school is great!"
On the bottom of the last page of the Green Arrow story.
"April 1952, near a village in far-off Iran..."
When swarms of locusts enter Iran, the United Nations sends planes and insecticide to kill the insects and save the crops.
"In 10 minutes of fun a day I changed myself..."
"Sell these popular Patriotic and Religious Mottoes"
Inside front cover.
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