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Inside front cover.
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- Edmond Hamilton ?
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- Curt Swan
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- Stan Kaye
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- Did you ever wonder...
- Genre
- superhero
- Characters
- Lois Lane; Perry White; Superman [Clark Kent]; Professor Smiggs; "Bullet" Barris (crook); Slim (crook)
- Synopsis
- Superman is sent to various points in the past by Professor Smiggs' IF machine.
Writer credit by Bob Hughes. Pencils credit per Martin O'Hearn's blog: http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/; we previously credited Wayne Boring.
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- You'll find this sure-fire brand...
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- Otto Binder
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- George Papp (signed as Geo Papp)
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- George Papp (signed as Geo Papp)
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- Ira Schnapp
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- Meet The Wind! A new and mysterious criminal...
- Genre
- adventure; superhero
- Characters
- The Wind (villain, intro); Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Speedy [Roy Harper]
- Synopsis
- Green Arrow and Speedy are following up on a clue and guarding Dill' Dime Store. A new criminal, named The Wind, appears and claims to be able to control winds, and proves it by blowing the archer's arrows off course. But both here and subsequently, The Wind never completes his crimes. Green Arrow later learns that The Wind is actually arrow collector A. Wynd. Knowing he could never buy Green Arrow's shafts he pulled the robberies to retrieve the arrows fired at him.
Arrowcar is green.
Writer's credit from Otto Binder's 1963/1964 listing of DC credits. Letters credit from Todd Klein via his Klein Letters blog (19 September 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/ira-schnapp-in-worlds-finest-comics-part-2/).
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- Lit-Win
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- Lit-Win
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- Lit-Win
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- Shine, mister?
- Genre
- humor
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- Howard Sherman
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- Howard Sherman
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- Ira Schnapp
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- In the land of centuries to come...
- Genre
- adventure; humor
- Characters
- Doc; Fatty
- Synopsis
- While at an exhibition of robots, Doc presses the 2948 A.D. key on the time-typer. There is to be Mars vs. Earth football game played by robots. Crooks plan to rig the game so that the Mars team wins, paying out 100-1 bets. Doc and Fatty join the game and foil the crooks' plan, before returning to their own time.
Letters credit from Todd Klein via his Klein Letters blog (19 September 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/ira-schnapp-in-worlds-finest-comics-part-2/).
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- Henry Boltinoff (signed)
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- Henry Boltinoff (signed)
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- Henry Boltinoff (signed)
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- Henry Boltinoff (signed)
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- What's the matter, sonny?
- Genre
- humor
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- Curt Swan
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- Steve Brodie ?
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- The chain gang!...Last stop for criminal derelicts...
- Genre
- adventure; children; war
- Characters
- The Boy Commandos; Captain Rip Carter; Gentleman Jeff Chambers (crook)
- Synopsis
- The Commandos and Rip respond to a bank alarm, and pursuing the criminals Rip gets hit in the head by a piece of exploding shrapnel. The gang leader, Gentleman Jeff Chambers [aka The Human Bomb] deliberately gets himself arrested in a South American country and is placed on the chain gang for six months.
Inker credit by Craig Delich; we previously credited George Klein.
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- George Kashdan
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- William White
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- William White
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- Ira Schnapp
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- Some of Pete Painter's inventions are almost like Zatara's magic in their effects...
- Genre
- adventure; fantasy-supernatural; superhero
- Characters
- Zatara [Giovanni "John" Zatara]; Pete Painter; Miss Murdock (teacher); Nails (crook)
- Synopsis
- Pete Painter invents gadgets such as windscreen wipers for reading glasses and one for tying show laces, but he never patents them. When he matches wits with Zatara he gets his comeuppance, but gets in the last word by hiding a paper bird which flies out of Zatara's hat. Zatara magically sees that Pete is in trouble and rides the paper bird to the rescue. Zatara suggests he patent his inventions, and a short time later has one hundred patents.
Writer verified by Martin O'Hearn. Letters credit from Todd Klein via his Klein Letters blog (19 September 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/ira-schnapp-in-worlds-finest-comics-part-2/).
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- Genre
- non-fiction
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- Lit-Win
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- Lit-Win
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- Lit-Win
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- ??? What are you looking for, Daffy?" "I'm looking for our flashlight...
- Genre
- humor
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- Dick Sprang
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- Dick Sprang
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- Before their very eyes, the Dynamic Duo saw Father Time...
- Genre
- superhero
- Characters
- Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Folklore Society [Jack Frost; Father Time; Mother Goose; Father Neptune; King Arthur; Robin Hood; Paul Bunyan] (actors playing roles, intro for all); Hank (janitor)
- Synopsis
- Batman and Robin investigate a series of crimes committed by characters out of folklore.
- Reprints
Art credits by Craig Delich. Previously credited to Bill Woolfolk but it's not in his pay records per Martin O'Hearn.
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Inside back cover.