Published: June 1964
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Story Featuring Superman and Batman and Robin
Letters credit from Todd Klein via his Klein Letters blog (18 September 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/ira-schnapp-in-worlds-finest-comics-part-1/).
A freak accident gives Joe Meach the powers of the entire Legion of Super-Heroes and he becomes the Composite Superman.
Inks credit per Bob Hughes, Craig Delich, and Pat Lang. Bob Klein and Gene Reed credit Sheldon Moldoff.
Story Featuring Superman
A Kryptonian Flame-Dragon makes its way to Earth. When it swallows a Red Kryptonite meteor Superman must stay away from the Flame-Dragon for fear the Red Kryptonite will affect him also. Superman tricks it into exhausting its flame, then freezes it and tosses it into space. He tricks Lois Lane by relying on Krypto, Batman, and Supergirl to protect his secret identity.
Surprise Feature The original page 6 removed for this reprint.
Inside front cover. Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.
Story Featuring Tricksy
"My new assistant is always eating!"
Tricksy's new assistant is so hungry, he leaves the trapeze for lunch without catching Tricksy.
Ad Featuring Task Force
Back cover. Ad, with order coupon, for Task Force game from Helen of Toy.
Ad Featuring Mike Marvel Scientific Isometric Dynaflex System
Inside back cover. Ad, with order coupon, for Mike Marvel System.
Ad Featuring Astroforce Space Armies
Ad, with order coupon, for plastic space soldiers from Dept. 6.
Ad Featuring 100 Magnets
Ad, with order coupon, for magnets from Dept. 6.
Ad Featuring Palisades Amusement Park Admission
"Be my guest at America's greatest amusement park..."
Ad, with discount coupons, for Palisades Amusement Park.
"Be first in your neighborhood to read each issue of World's Finest..."
Promo, with order form, for subscriptions to several DC comics.
Promo on upcoming Worlds Finest and other Superman related titles.
Ad for Superboy Annual #1 with small cover repro.
Composite Superman threatens to reveal Superman and Batman's identity if they don't retire. But his powers begin to fade and, unable to reproduce the original lightning strike, he loses both his power and his memory. Batman and Superman are bewildered as to why the Composite Superman fled, where he went, or who he is.
Inks credit per Bob Hughes, Bob Klein, and Gene Reed. Craig Delich and Pat Lang credit George Klein.
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