Published: August 1948
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Story Featuring Hawkman
"Hawkman fights the battle of his life in..."
"Good gosh! This letter is addressed to Hawkman! Has someone discovered my secret identity?"
Carter and Shiera get invitations to a masquerade party and are asked to come in costume: the costumes of the Winged Wonders!
Writer credit by Craig Delich, verified by Martin O'Hearn. Hawkman wears a new mask beginning with this issue, a cowl without feathers.
Story Featuring The Flash
"Jay Garrick whistled scornfully at the idea of pennies raining from the skies."
While walking home from the theatre one evening, Jay and Joan are stopped on the street, given a roll of one thousand $1000 bills, and told to spend it in twelve hours!
Writer credit by Craig Delich, verified by Martin O'Hearn.
Story Featuring Ghost Patrol
"The young lady was very beautiful - but there was an air of mystery about here that eluded the Ghost Patrol."
Inker credit by Craig Delich.
Story Featuring The Atom
"Another wreck on the G&L line! This railroad is either having a streak of bad luck or else--"
The Atom fights a gang of saboteurs who are trying to take over a small railroad.
First appearance of the Atom's new costume, designed by Carmine Infantino. Credits by Craig Delich.
Story Featuring Black Canary
"What does a valuable stamp, hundreds of years old have to do with a grocery store?"
Black Canary discovers that a valuable stamp, hundreds of years old, is connected with her florist shop suddenly becoming a front for a grocery store. When she and Larry investigate the matter, they find that they must prevent a second attempt to kill the owner of the stamp.
Credits per Craig Delich. We previously credited the pencils to Bob Oksner and the inks to Joe Giella.
Ad Featuring Daisy Air Rifles / Daisy B-B Guns
"Daisy announces an entirely new 128 page, pocket size handbook"
Back cover.
"The number of persons killed by fireworks since 1900 in celebrating America's independence is greater than the number of American soldiers killed in the war for independence!"
Inside back cover.
Ad Featuring Margaret O'Brien Candy Kitchen
"Children, let's make our own lollipops and jelly apples."
Ad Featuring Bazooka Bubble Gum
"1,000 pair for the best 1,000 names sent in!"
Contest to name the boy in the Rollfast Skates advertisement sponsored by Bazooka bubble gum.
"If you were in a cave, hundreds of feet below the ground, and someone dressed in a bathing suit and wearing a miner's lamp came crawling towards you, it wouldn't mean that your eyes were playing tricks on you."
Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies] , Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll
"Girls!-Boys! Get this new beanie 'copter only 25¢ with any wrapper from Tootsie Rolls, Tootsie Fudge, or Tootsie Pops"
Ad Featuring Kellogg's Pep
"See heroes in action! Get Freedom Train picture book!"
"Hey, Mr. Spade! You forgot Wildroot Cream-Oil for your hair!"
Ad Featuring Old Nick
"Wow! Looks as if there's going to be an accident."
Ad for a candy bar.
Ad Featuring Wheaties
"We gotta win today, gang"
"For thrills and action read..."
Inside front cover.
Ad Featuring Bit-o-Honey
"Try Bit-o-Honey--it's a honey, honey, honey of a candy bar..."
Ad for a candy bar. Located at the bottom of the Old Nick candy bar advertisement.
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