Published: June 1965
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A man learns that he has extraordinary powers and has lived many lives, extending back to prehistoric times, dying and being reborn over and over.
not originally conceived as a continuing character
A man's tattoos of terrible monsters materialize in giant form and cause destruction until he figures out how to keep them on his body.
Botanist George Millard's experimental insecticide formula periodically transforms him into a weird creature with no memory of his actions when he reverts to human form.
Writer ID from textual analysis by Lou Mougin.
Story Featuring Superman
house ad for 80 Page Giant (DC, 1964 series) #11, on sale April 15 on the page between page 4 and page 5 of the previous story sequence
"As a boy in the small Italian village..."
Story Featuring Superboy
Superboy shows Frank that he can be creative, regardless of whether his creations are perfect, and that an expressive hobby can provide lifelong enjoyment.
Inside front cover; published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly. Previously appeared in DC comics cover-dated May 1952.
Back cover.
Inside back cover.
"For the very best..."
"Greetings, earth people!"
On the page between page 2 and page 3 of the previous story sequence.
On the page between page 6 and page 7 of the previous story sequence.
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