Published: February-March 1975
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Story Featuring Batman
"There he is...the Bat-Murderer! Take him...dead or alive!"
Credits for pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Colors credit provided by Anthony Tollin.
Indicia and subscription information located at bottom of page.
"Good evening, this is Jack Ryder with the WHAM 6 p.m. report!"
"Vital arm of all big city police departments, the emergency squad is housed in buildings that look very much like fire houses."
Second page of the original story is omitted.
Story Featuring Star Hawkins
"One of you is a spy! When I discover who it is, he'll pay the penalty!"
Ilda goes undercover to find a band of jewel thieves without telling Hawkins, but her disguise is penetrated and she needs his help after all.
"You are all helpless...the whole town of Big City is helpless!"
This is a reworked Big Town story, with the feature changed to Marty Moran Headline Hunter and all references to "Big Town" changed to "Big City" and all references to "Steve Wilson" changed to "Marty Moran." Inks credit from index of original printing.
"I told you not to pass that red light!"
Four individual cartoon panels about strange laws.
"Heroes on ice! Sweeping down the highest mountain peaks on skis..."
A Police at Work feature.
"Test your wits against a murderer!"
Story Featuring Roy Raymond TV Detective
"Frankly, I feel like a fool."
Story Featuring The Elongated Man
"He can stretch his body to any length - - twist into any position - - take fantastic strides and reach across a room by moving only his arm!"
Splash page shows mockup of a Flash cover with Flash and Kid Flash introducing this 1st solo adventure story for the Elongated Man.
"Few criminals are caught red-handed in the commission of their crimes!"
Story Featuring Dr. Mid-Nite
"You can fight an enemy if you can see him!"
Credits from Craig Delich.
Story Featuring Robin
"Don't like the idea of tackling a 70-year-old man...but I've got to!"
When the 1924 Hudson University Football team comes to campus to celebrate their winning of the championship 50 years earlier, one disgruntled player tries to blow up the team hero with an explosive football.
Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
Letter Column Featuring Batman's Hot-Line
Letters of comment from William Nutt, Dan Veltri, Ken Wolf, Donwyn Newsome, Ron McLaughlin, Glenn Carnagey, Steve Thompson and Rod Learned.
Back cover.
"Revell's new Endangered Animal models are big, fun-filled kits that capture all the action and fury of the real animals..."
Interior back cover advertisement for the Endangered Animals series of models.
"Pulverize attackers twice your size with one deadly blow!"
"A brand new series of thrilling adventures!"
"With no real "selling"...just showing this sample which we give you...Free!"
"Sleek and shapely."
Horizontal advertisement in a vertical space.
"Up 'n On and Snoopy Hockey"
"Write advertisers direct."
Full page of single novelty advertisements on two separate pages in the comic book.
"List price on every LP, 8-Track or stereo cassette in this special offer"
"- - or destroy it!"
"Gee! Look at all the great stuff in the third big issue of the Amazing World of DC Comics!"
Subscription advertisement for DC titles.
"Sometimes a man sets his ambitions high enough to make skeptics smile."
"Get your copy now - - while the limited supply lasts!"
Full page subscription advertisement.
"High adventure sets also available!"
Advertisement for the Steve Scout and Bob Scout Official Action Figures.
"Here's how."
Interior front cover advertisement.
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