Published: February 1961
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Story Featuring Superman
"For years, girl reporter Lois Lane has suspected that Superman's secret identity is Clark Kent!"
Professor Juris pretends that he is secretly Superman to attempt to steal some Red Kryptonite from Perry White.
"Can this be Superman?"
Perry White sends Clark and Lois to a carnival to determine if the games are rigged. Upon finding the games rigged, Clark uses his super powers to allow customers to win.
"Who is the most famous monster in history... The Wolfman?... The Mummy?... The Black Ogre?... The Abominable Snowman?..."
After seeing an Earth program claiming that Frankenstein was the scariest monster, Bizarro #1 travels to Earth to prove that he is scarier than Frankenstein.
Letter Column Featuring Metropolis Mailbag
Letters submitted by Jeff Menkes; Pat Jones; Roy Martin; Martin Revelski; Johnny Redmond; Tony Amarlis.
Average sales: 810,000.
Story Featuring Tricksy
"Tricksy, you've done everything in this circus..."
After being sent to work in an office, Tricksy sets up his workspace on a flagpole.
Historical quiz.
Public service announcement published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly, coordinating organization for national health, welfare and recreation agencies of the U.S.
Ad Featuring Wilson Chemical Company Cloverine Brand Salve
"Boys! Girls! Ladies! Men! Win a beautiful new photo ring!"
Advertisement for the Wilson Chemical Cloverine brand salve sales kit. Back cover.
"Showcase presents Aquaman, king of the seven seas... in a thrilling three-part novel!"
Advertisement for Showcase (DC, 1956 series) #30. Inside back cover.
Ad Featuring Stephens Credit Sales Mottoes
"Do you want spending money?"
Advertisement for the Stephens Credit Sales patriotic and religious mottoes sales kit.
Ad Featuring Frontier Cabin
"Big enough for 2-3 kids!"
Advertisement for a frontier cabin playhouse.
Ad Featuring Revolutionary War Soldiers
"204 Revolutionary War Soldiers only $1.98"
Advertisement for toy miniature, plastic Revolutionary War soldiers.
"The mightiest heroes of our time..."
Advertisement for Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #3.
Ad Featuring The National Sports Council Books
"Mickey Mantle makes this promise to you!"
Advertisement for booklets from the National Sports Council. Inside front cover.
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