Published: September 1952
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Story Featuring Batman and Robin
"It's two o'clock!"
"A sinister two-headed coin spins..."
When Harvey Dent agrees to portray his former alter ego Two-Face for a charity event, he seemingly returns to his criminal identity. However, Batman soon discovers that another has taken over the role of Two-Face.
The Two-Face on the cover and in this story is not Harvey Dent. It is George Blake masquerading as Two-Face.
Story Featuring Impossible-- But True
"So as you can see..."
Roy Raymond fails to detect any trickery when a talking dog interviews for his show.
Story Featuring Robotman
"Detectives need life insurance..."
Johnny Logan tries to impress his boss by selling a huge insurance policy to Robotman. When his boss finds out he orders Johnny to protect Robotman at all costs.
Story Featuring Pow-Wow Smith
"Hmm...according to my deductions..."
Story Featuring Casey the Cop
"I brought this pup in, Sarge!"
Story Featuring Little Pete
"Hello, Pete. How was school today?"
Story Featuring Buzzy
Wolfie learns a lesson about playing pranks while swimming.
Inside front cover.
Advertisement for All-American Men of War #127 and Star Spangled War Stories #2.
Main part of ad is for a 'giant baby pouch of bulls eye shot'. Back cover.
Ad Featuring Jowett Institute of Physical Training
Inside back cover.
Send 50¢, 2-3¢ stamps, and a Necco Wafer wrapper for your choice of big league baseball caps.
Ad Featuring Wildroot Cream-Oil
Includes a plug for A Date with Judy on ABC.
"Golly, he's good!"
Fleer's bubble gum ad from Frank H. Fleer Corp, Philadelphia, PA.
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