Published: October 4, 1988
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Story Featuring Secret Six
Story Featuring Green Lantern
"He's down! He's dirty! He's dead! Boys and girls, we killed Green Lantern!"
Hal Jordan defeats the Freak Show, but the leader is free and Arisia leaves him.
Story concludes from Action Comics Weekly #619. There is a large gap in time between this story and the next Green Lantern story in the next issue.
Story Featuring Wild Dog
"Come and get 'im, Wild Dog! He's all yours!"
Wild Dog kills a mass murder, and Wild Pup tails him to his garage.
Story continues from Action Comics Weekly #619; continues in Action Comics Weekly #621.
"July 8. 2:05 p.m."
The Secret Six begin to track Mockingbird while "the Agency" tracks the Secret Six.
Story Featuring Superman
"What have we here? Looks like a tourist!"
Bob Galt is accosted by muggers.
Story continues from Action Comics Weekly #619; continues in Action Comics Weekly #621. From now on Superman appears on the magazine's center spread.
Story Featuring Deadman
"So... first I'm visited by a deadman, then two zombies grab the Brogden twins."
Deadman and Madame Waxahachie try to disrupt Wellman Legros plot and free the Brogden twins, but the twins are inhabited by spirits.
Story Featuring Blackhawk
"The ruins of an ancient Buddhist temple in Sumatra -- June, 1947"
Blackhawk frees Marcia Rossiter (Alice Richardson) and learns about the missing plane.
Letter Column Featuring Action Comics Weekly
"Dear Guys, After years of reading "comic" books, I decided to write my first letter."
Letters from John Britt, Jacob Gilbert, J. R. Gipson, Chris Romano, and Scott Gibson, with responses by Mike Gold and with an accompanying illustration of the next issue's cover.
"Take to the skies with TSR's new action-packed adventure boardgames."
Back cover.
"Win Grand Prize -- Ful Size Atari 720° Arcade Game"
Inside back cover.
Twenty ads for various products.
"DC goes to great lengths to bring you the original stretchable super-hero --"
"Maybe it's a truck body. Maybe a racing car body. But whatever model you're building, you want it to look the best."
"Batman 426 and 427. Both on sale in September."
"Yes, the ever-loveable, ever-ravenous Pac-Man is back!"
Inside front cover.
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