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• Pencils: Wayne Boring
• Pencils: Ira Yarbrough
• Inks: George Roussos
• Colors: Jack Adler

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The wild stories that Susie relates to Lois and Clark pique the interest of Superman, who discovers one of her crazy stories happens to be true!

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• Script: Don C. Cameron
• Pencils: Ira Yarbrough
• Inks: George Roussos

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• Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
• Inks: Henry Boltinoff
• Letters: Henry Boltinoff

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Stuff grooms his dog to enter into a big dog show, hoping to win the $10,000 prize. Gangster Duke Daggett has the same idea. Swanky contestants hand over entrance fees to the steward, and Daggett's gang decide to rob one of them at home. Stuff overhears them and tells Greg. That evening, as the crooks are holding guns on the Vanderhofs, Vigilante and Stuff interrupt. Much to everybody's surprise (except Stuff himself) Stuff's dog walks away with the first prize. They decide to donate the $10,000 to the Allied War Chest.

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• Script: Joe Samachson
• Pencils: Mort Meskin
• Inks: Joe Kubert

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• Script: Jack Farr
• Pencils: Jack Farr
• Inks: Jack Farr
• Letters: Jack Farr

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Bill prevents lost Incan gold from making its way into German hands.

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• Pencils: Carolina Hernandez Mendoza
• Inks: Carolina Hernandez Mendoza

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Americommando is at Pacific base headquarters when a message comes through from the marines holding a strategic position on an island stronghold. A convoy is en route with supplies and reinforcements, but there is no way to contact the island. Americommando flies to deliver a message, but is shot from the skies and picked up by a Japanese battleship, which he manages to blow up.

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• Script: Jonathon Dalton
• Pencils: Bernard Baily
• Inks: Bernard Baily

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• Script: Henry Boltinoff
• Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
• Inks: Henry Boltinoff
• Letters: Henry Boltinoff

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• Script: Tom Trent

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Zatara is helping to sell War Bonds at the City Art Museum rally. Afterwards, he notices something phony about Gainsborough's painting of The Blue Boy. Using magic, he gets the blue boy to tell that he is just a copy of the original. He then spots a pair of suspicious-looking characters with a swag sack, and has the original blue boy inside the sack tell of his pedigree. Many other paintings are also forgeries, and the characters tell Zatara the forger's name was Arton. They attack Arton in his own home, and the original paintings are restored to the museum.

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• Pencils: Joe Sulman
• Inks: Joe Sulman

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• Script: Paul J. Bolger

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• Pencils: Carlos Moreno Diaz
• Inks: Carlos Moreno Diaz