Published: August 30, 1988
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Story Featuring Wild Dog
Story Featuring Green Lantern
"It's the latest, ladies and gentlemen."
Some superpowered crooks trap Hal Jordan at a location Arisia is modeling at.
Story continues in Action Comics Weekly #616.
Story Featuring Blackhawk
"Singapore. June 1947."
Blackhawk escapes from some smugglers and hires Natalie Reed.
Story continues in Action Comics Weekly #616. Story references and begins some months after Action Comics Weekly #608.
"Three killings so far."
A female serial killer stalks the Quad Cities and Wild Dog begins a search for her, while attracting the attention of a protegee.
Story Featuring Superman
"Arriving at a California burn center to question a man about an attempted murder, the Man of Steel finds that his suspect is about to become another victim..."
Superman saves Charles Culpepper but may have killed his assailant.
Story continues from Action Comics Weekly #614; continues in Action Comics Weekly #616.
Story Featuring Nightwing
"London... the oncoming lights remind him he's driving on the wrong side of the street as he speeds past the British Museum toward his meeting at Parliament..."
Nightwing is suspicious of Speedy's motives. Cheshire kills another ambasador.
Story continues from Action Comics Weekly #614; continues in Action Comics Weekly #616. References New Teen Titans #48-49.
Story Featuring Black Canary
"Hi Doug -- just your brother Jim. How were things in California? Give me a buzz when you're a Seattle resident again."
Black Canary meets Doug Vallines and his private detective and tracks Vincent Scales, while his hired assassin deals with an INS employee.
"Dear Action, Question: How do you take a fantastic hero, and my favorite, Blackhawk, and transform him from a commercial failure to a success?"
Letters from Andrew M. Kaplan, Hurricane Heeran, Malcolm Bourne, Steven J. Hanna and Jim Burke (a.k.a. T.M. Maple), with replies from Brian Augustyn. Burke was a prolific letter writer under the pseudonyms "The Mad Maple" and "T.M. Maple" and revealed his real name here for the first time in a DC comic.
"Buck Rogers, the super hero of cosmic comat, blasts off with all new adventure books and a board game from TSR."
Back cover.
"Yes, the ever-loveable, ever-ravenous Pac-Man is back!"
Inside back cover.
Twenty ads for various products.
"Batman 426 and 427. Both on sale in September."
"Plus a chance to get 2 more free!"
"Also available: M&M's custom designed shirt"
Inside front cover.
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