World's Finest Comics, #156

Published: March 1966

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Issue Contents:
The F. B. I. ...The Federation of Bizarro Idiots!
Credits
Story Notes

No Superman or Batman on cover (Bizarro versions). 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/).

Do You Make Life Hard for Yourself?
Story Notes

Inside front cover. Also in May 1959 issues.

The Federation of Bizarro Idiots! Part I

"What are you stupid Bizarros up to now?"

Storyline

While Superman and Batman are away on a space mission, Bizarro and Bizarro Batman come to Earth to take their place.

Story Notes

writer credit verified by Bridwell

Story Featuring Super-Turtle

"Lefty Looie! At last I found you."

Storyline

Super-Turtle captures Lefty Looie and begins to fly him to California, where he is wanted by the police. When the crook says he gets air sick, Super-Turtle brings him across country underground.

Characters
Other
Story Notes

Between parts 1 and 2 of first story.

The Puzzle of the Perilous Planetoid

Story Featuring Tommy Tomorrow , Story Featuring Editors' Round Table

"Look, Tommy!"

Credits
Credits
Story Notes

publisher: National Periodical Publications 575 Lexington Ave New York, NY Editor:Mort Weisinger Owners: Estate of Harry Donenfeld; Jack Liebowitz; P. Sampliner; Irwin Donenfeld; S. Sampliner; Sonia Iger. No Sales figures. Statement of ownership was reprinted in World's Finest #158 with sales figures.

Story Featuring Cap's Hobby Center

"Here's a great model airplane."

Letter Column Featuring Cape and Cowl Comments

Credits
Story Notes

Letters from Russ Abernathy, Thomas Ramsay, Gary Williamson, Jerry Jablonski, Mary McKee, Pat Bennett, Ken Cramer, Tim Harley, Chip DeLamater, Marty Yates.

[The Federation of Bizarro Idiots!] Part II: I Was an Idiot for the F. B. I.

"As the maniac of steel admires his inane handiwork..."

Storyline

Bizarro and Bizarro Batman, trying to undo the deeds done by Superman and Batman, free Joker from prison so he can commit a robbery.

Introducing the Challenger Corps!

Story Featuring Challengers of the Unknown

Story Notes

House ad with cover for Challengers of the Unknown (DC, 1958 Series) #49.