Published: May 1963
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Story Featuring The Flash
"So you found me--unarmed--in my hide-out, Flash, but it'll do you no good!"
"My only chance to deal with those incredible mirror guardians of the Mirror Master..."
Mirror Master plans some spectacular crimes after he busts out of prison so he can rise up the prison newspaper's "Most Successful Criminal Poll."
"To begin with, the "mind-reading act" worked by Barry Allen and his newshen girl..."
A criminal uses a post-hypnotic suggestion on the Flash, resulting in him almost revealing his secret identity.
Ad Featuring 147 Famous Automobiles
"Comes packed in this special garage box in which to store your models!"
Back cover.
Ad Featuring Best Values Coins and Currency
"Reward $11,750.00 for this coin!"
Inside back cover.
"The faster an object travels, the more its mass increases--"
Ad Featuring Missile Attack
"Make all out war in your own home..."
Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies]
"Kids!! Blast off in your own space capsule with this exciting, plastic action toy"
Story Featuring Flash Facts
"A waterspout is a tornado-storm..."
Story Featuring Metal Men
"Now! In their own spectacular book!"
House ad for Metal Men (DC, 1963 series) #1.
Letter Column Featuring Flash-Grams
Letters submitted by Joe Molenda, Larry Herndon, Terry Jackson, and Jim Meier.
"Which Tootsie Roll Pop is the tallest?"
Ad Featuring Zenith Stamps
"Brillant quadruple collection your for just 25¢"
On the page immediately preceding page 8 pf the previous story sequence.
Ad Featuring Revolutionary War Soldiers
"204 revolutionary war soldiers only $1.98"
On the page immediately preceding page 8 of the previous story sequence.
"Strange Sports Stories is the most exciting spectacular astonishing magazine ever published!"
House ad for The Brave and the Bold (DC, 1955 series) #47. On the page immediately following page 7 of the previous story sequence.
Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll
"Tootsie Roll makes history!"
At the bottom of page 7 of the previous story sequence.
"You were supposed to clean up the garage, Jerry, but you didn't do a very good job!"
Jerry's dad explains what would happen if people had sloppy work habits.
Inside front cover; published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly. Later appears in DC comics cover-dated March 1967.
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