- Script:
- ?
- Pencils:
- Kurt Schaffenberger
- Inks:
- Kurt Schaffenberger
- Colors:
- ?
- Letters:
- ?
- Genre:
- superhero
- Characters:
- Lois Lane; Superman; Ed Connor; "Rackets" Garson; Van-Zee; Sylvia
- Synopsis:
- Superman is baffled when Lois displays super powers, all is revealed when "Lois" is shown to be Sylvia of Kandor.
- Script:
- Henry Boltinoff
- Pencils:
- Henry Boltinoff (signed)
- Inks:
- Henry Boltinoff
- Colors:
- ?
- Letters:
- Henry Boltinoff
- Genre:
- teen
- Characters:
- Cora; Al
- Script:
- Jack Schiff
- Pencils:
- Bernard Baily
- Inks:
- Bernard Baily
- Colors:
- ?
- Letters:
- Ira Schnapp
- Genre:
- fact
- Synopsis:
- Children learn about the inventions and accomplishments of Native Americans.
Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.
- Script:
- Robert Bernstein
- Pencils:
- Kurt Schaffenberger
- Inks:
- Kurt Schaffenberger
- Colors:
- ?
- Letters:
- ?
- Genre:
- superhero
- Characters:
- Lois Lane; Lucy Lane; Superman [also appears as Clark Kent]; Bart Lankwater; Roger Warner [Clark Kent double]
- Synopsis:
- On the television show "People are Whacky," a computer selects sportsman Roger Warner, a Clark Kent look-alike, to be Lois' ideal husband.
- Reprints:
writer identification by Martin O'Hearn
- Script:
- Mort Weisinger ?
- Pencils:
- Al Plastino ? (logo illustration)
- Inks:
- ? (logo illustration)
- Colors:
- ? (logo illustration)
- Letters:
- typeset
Letters submitted by Tommy Talley; Danny Rining; Ernest E. Reynolds; Joseph A. Kadels; John Rakowski; Charlotte Agusto; Phyllis Mayer
- Script:
- ?
- Pencils:
- Dick Dillin
- Inks:
- Sheldon Moldoff
- Colors:
- ?
- Letters:
- Ira Schnapp
- Genre:
- superhero
House ad for Showcase (DC, 1955 series) #31 (March-April 1961) [featuring Aquaman]
- Script:
- Robert Bernstein
- Pencils:
- John Forte
- Inks:
- John Forte
- Colors:
- ?
- Letters:
- ?
- Genre:
- superhero
- Characters:
- Lois Lane; Superman; Perry White; Bizarro-Lois
- Synopsis:
- When the King of Pahla is nearly assassinated, all the evidence points to Lois as the murderer.
- Reprints:
writer identification by Martin O'Hearn