Published: December 1973-January 1974
No Cover Image Available
No discussions yet.
Story Featuring Batman , Story Featuring Green Lantern , Story Featuring The Atom , Story Featuring Hawkman , Story Featuring Manhunter , Story Featuring Robin
Story Featuring Batman
At the unused Wayne Manor, Batman goes up against an obsessed Swiss scientist who desperately needs to study Ra's al Ghul's demented henchman Ubu, to mine the secrets of a Lazarus Pit.
Story Featuring The Atom
Atom helps Zatanna search for her father in a sub-atomic world ruled by the Druid.
Story across 25 pages in three parts of 11.67, 5.67, and 6.5 pages in length. This is the first chapter of Zatanna's search for her father, which is reprinted in various DC Super Spectaculars in this period. Reprint info correction from Robert Gee.
Story Featuring Hawkman
The Hawks fight three aliens who are trying to move the Earth out of its orbit
Story Featuring Batman and Robin
Alfred is apparently killed when rescuing Batman and Robin. Dick's aunt, Aunt Harriet, arrives to take care of the two "helpless boys".
Story in two parts of 6.67 and 7.67 pages. Death of Alfred, which leads into the Outsider serial. Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder
In-House Column Featuring Behind the Scenes at the DC Comic World
Story Featuring Green Lantern
Green Lantern pursues a fleeing criminal to a deserted house which has been rigged to seem haunted.
Story Featuring Manhunter
Christine St. Clair shows her current file on Manhunter to her boss, Damon Nostrand. She fills him in on the fact that some of the bodies of the men that Paul Kirk has eliminated have his face and fingerprints, and all end up being stolen from the morgues by unknown parties. Christine learns that Kirk is a master of an ancient Japanese fighting discipline called Ninjutsu, and that Kirk must also have some kind of rapid healing abilities. After Christine leaves Nostrand's office, he burns up the files.
Part 2 of 6. Story ends in Detective Comics #443.
Letter Column Featuring Batman's Hot-Line
"What you're holding..."
Includes an editorial explaining the switch to the 100 page format. Letters of comment from Mike Shoemaker, Greg Thornhill, David Mollett, and Bob Rozakis.
Ad Featuring Aurora Products
"Peter Revson drives this car."
Sold by Aurora Plastics Corp. of West Hempstead, NY. On back cover.
Ad Featuring Cleveland Institute of Electronics [lessons]
Inside back cover ad in comic strip form for Cleveland Institute of Electronics.
Ad Featuring Hobby Coin Co. Coins
"Collect coins... the hobby road to riches"
Ad, with order coupon, from Hobby Coin Co. At bottom of last interior page.
Ad Featuring Universal Self-Defense System
Top of page ad for mail order Karate course. At top of last interior page.
DC promo for Batman-related 100 page super-spectacular comics. At bottom of page 15 of "Gotham Gang Line-Up!"
Story Featuring Prez
House ad for Prez (DC, 1973 series) #3 (December 1973 - January 1974) with cover reproduction. Bottom of page between page 7-8 of "Gotham Gang Line-Up!"
Ad Featuring Super-Hero Stick-Ons or Hang-Ups
Send for fourteen DC super-hero stick-ons for $2.50 from Family Bazaar Inc. of Chicago, IL. Between pages 5-6 of "Gotham Gang Line-Up!"
Ad Featuring Honor House Products Novelties
"Jack Pot Bank"
Ad for novelty items from Honor House Prod. Corp. of Lynbrook, NY.
Ad Featuring Engravaplates Social Security Cards
Ad for sales people for engraved metal social security plates from Engravaplates of Jacksonville, FL.
Ad Featuring North American School of Drafting
"Coast-to-coast shortage of trained draftsmen…"
Advertisement for a career in drafting from North America School of Drafting of Newport Beach, CA.
Ad Featuring Super Values Products
"Wow 6 different patches free."
Send for a free assortment of iron-on patches and receive a free product catalog from Super Values of New York, NY.
House ad for DC's "Table-top Diorama Series" in DC's battle mags. At bottom of page 13 of "The Men Who Moved the World!"
House ad for comic books that Batman appears in. At bottom of third page between pages 3-4 of "The Men Who Moved the World!"
DC subscription ad. At top of third page between pages 3-4 of "The Men Who Moved the World!"
Ad Featuring MPC Model Kit
Heavily illustrated ad for MPC model kits featuring Walt Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean. Between pages 3-4 of "The Men Who Moved the World!"
House ad for the Limited Collectors' Edition (DC, 1972 series) #C-23 (Winter 1973) featuring House of Mystery.
Story Featuring Green Lantern , Story Featuring Zatanna
House ad for Superman (DC, 1939 series) #272 (February 1974). At bottom of page 25 of "World of the Magic Atom!"
Ad Featuring Toy Vampire Bat
"It's life size."
Advertisement for a vampire bat toy from Guarantee Co. of Chicago, Ill. On bottom of second page after page 20 of "World of the Magic Atom!"
Ad Featuring Monster Ghost / U-Control Ghost
"Obeys Your Commands!"
Ad for 7 foot polyethylene ghost for $1.00 from Melton Co., with free "Peeping Skeleton Hands" for each order. On bottom of second page after page 20 of "World of the Magic Atom!"
Ad Featuring Stickums Decals
An advertisement for decals from Super Values of New York, New York. On top of second page after page 20 of "World of the Magic Atom!"
Ad Featuring Kenner Toys
"Gotcha, Tough Tom!"
Ad for gyro-powered cars that flew apart when crashed together, from the SSP line of Kenner Toys. On first page after page 20 of "World of the Magic Atom!" Set includes fly apart racers Tough Tom and Bugg-Em, and other accessories.
"Hey, fright fans… feast your blood-shot eyes on ghoulish goings-on…"
House ad for various DC mystery comics. At bottom of page 13 of "World of the Magic Atom".
Story Featuring Superman
House ad for various DC comics in which Superman appears. At the bottom of page 12 of "World of the Magic Atom".
Ad Featuring Charles Atlas Dynamic Tension System
Inside front cover ad for Charles Atlas, Dept. 81M, 115 E 23 St., N.Y., N.Y. 10010. Features the mini-comic story "The Insult That Made a Man Out of Mac".
© 2026 Dollar Bin Longbox. All data courtesy of the Grand Comics Database.