• Genre:superhero

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:When fate separated the Doom Patrol from the rest of mankind, it protected them with powers almost beyond belief!

• Dr. Niles Caulder
• Elasti-Girl [Rita Farr]
• Negative Man [Larry Trainor]
• Robotman [Cliff Steele]

Synopsis:

The Chief insists that the members of the Doom Patrol must continue to train in the use of their fantastic powers.

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• from My Greatest Adventure (DC, 1955 series) #83 (November 1963)

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• Genre:superhero

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:As Negative Man flashes across the sky, cruel coincidence brings him over an observatory at the moment that a spectacular radio signal is being transmitted!
• Keywords:radio waves

• Dr. Niles Caulder
• Elasti-Girl [Rita Farr]
• Negative Man [Larry Trainor]
• Robotman [Cliff Steele]

Synopsis:

An accidental encounter with a radio transmitter severs the bond between Larry and his Negative Man projection, endangering his life and causing the Negative Man to run amok.

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• from My Greatest Adventure (DC, 1955 series) #83 (November 1963)

DC logos and “My Greatest Adventure” banner removed from each page of story (none on last page). Last page of original story artwork extended and altered to make it into 9.0 pages instead of 8.67. p. 4: words “A Million Dollars” changed to “A Million Pounds”. p. 9” words “In next month’s issue” changed to “a coming issue”.

• Genre:western-frontier

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:He was born November 2nd, 1734 in Oley, Pennsylvania.

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• from Dan'l Boone (Magazine Enterprises, 1955 series) #1 (September 1955)

Daniel Boone’s ‘origin’ story.

• Genre:science fiction

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:We made it, Gardner!
• Keywords:Jazz music; Mississippi River; New Orleans

• Gardner Grayle
• Douglas Herald
• Marene Herald
• Hollis Hobard
• Wayne Hobard
• Bryndon Smith

Synopsis:

The Knights go on an expedition to New Orleans in search of doctors, but they receive an unfriendly reception when they arrive.

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• from Strange Adventures (DC, 1950 series) #147 (December 1962)

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• Genre:science fiction

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:We've brought in one of the doctors, Gardner!
• Keywords:clarinets; Jazz music; Mississippi River; New Orleans

• Gardner Grayle
• Douglas Herald
• Marene Herald
• Hollis Hobard
• Wayne Hobard
• Bryndon Smith

Synopsis:

The Knights confront King Touro, who has brainwashed all the doctors in New Orleans, and depose him.

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• from Strange Adventures (DC, 1950 series) #147 (December 1962)

DC logos and “Strange Adventures ” banner removed from each page of story (none on last page). Last page of original story artwork extended and altered to make it into 8.0 pages instead of 7.67. pp. 1-2 [9-10]: word “cooperate changed to “co-operate”.

• Genre:science fiction

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:By inhaling the vapors of this misty sea, it’s become impossible for me to land on Earth!

• Homer Gint
• Rick Purvis
• Karel Sorensen

Synopsis:

Each of the Rovers suffers an accident on another world that makes it impossible to return to Earth.

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• from Strange Adventures (DC, 1950 series) #159 (December 1963)

DC logos and “Strange Adventures” banner removed from each page of story (none on last page). Last page of original story artwork extended and altered to make it into 11.0 pages instead of 10.67. p. 10: word “maneuver” changed to “manoeuvre”. p. 11: words “Another Star Rovers story will appear in a forthcoming issue of Strange Adventures.” changed to “Another Star Rovers story will appear in a forthcoming issue.”

• Genre:non-fiction; maths & science

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:Two pounds of feed are necessary to develop one pound of chicken-broiler...

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• from Strange Adventures (DC, 1950 series) #157 (October 1963)

DC logos and “Strange Adventures” banner removed from above story.

• Genre:crime

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:For centuries, Alchemists have tried to make gold from base metals!
• Keywords:gold

Synopsis:

Ray James thinks his neighbor Meeker has constructed a machine that turns metal into gold overnight. James murders the old inventor in his sleep – only to find out that the machine never worked.

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• from House of Mystery (DC, 1951 series) #35 (February 1955)

DC logos and “House of Mystery” banner removed from above story.

• Genre:horror-suspense

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:Jonah... a town so superstitious its people outlawed everything connected with man’s superstition...
• Keywords:Superstitions

Synopsis:

Wearing polka-dot kerchiefs around your neck will bring you bad luck. One business partner kills the other, framing this made-up superstition jinx for it.

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• from House of Mystery (DC, 1951 series) #35 (February 1955)

DC logos and “House of Mystery” banner removed from each page of story (none on last page). p. 1: All instances of “$” changed to “£”.

• Genre:western-frontier

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:Pow-Wow Smith plans to see the sights of New York...
• Keywords:jewels; ultra violet light

• Ohiyesa "Pow-Wow" Smith

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• from Detective Comics (DC, 1937 series) #183 (May 1952)

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• Genre:crime

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:Mention my name to any convict, and his eyes will glisten with envy...

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• from Gang Busters (DC, 1947 series) #52 (June-July 1956)

DC logos and “Gang Busters” banner removed from each page of story (none on last page).

• Genre:crime

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:Front and rear doors have been triple bolted...

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• from Gang Busters (DC, 1947 series) #52 (June-July 1956)

DC logos and “Gang Busters” banner removed from each page of story (none on last page).

• Genre:western-frontier

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:If Hopalong Cassidy’s hunch was correct, then the ten riders he spotted climbing Lookout Mountain had to be stopped!

• Bill "Hopalong" Cassidy
• Topper

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• from All-American Western (DC, 1948 series) #106 (February-March 1949)

DC logos and “All-American Western” banner removed from each page of story (none on last page). The feature logo has been changed from Johnny Thunder to Hopalong Cassidy for this reprint, with faces/clothing of Johnny Thunder redrawn to resemble William Boyd. All text with “Johnny Thunder” changed to “Hopalong Cassidy”; “Black Lightnin’’” changed to “Topper”; “Sherrif Tane” changed to “Marshall Kale”. p. 1: artwork and wording for headshots of Johnny Thunder, Kathy, and Sherrif Tane removed. p. 2: words “Mesa City” changed to “Twin Rivers”. p. 3: words “Dad” changed to “Dan”. p. 5: words “Someday I’ll be able to tell Dad that his schoolmaster son and Johnny Thunder are one and the same! But just now I -- oh well... c’mon boy... let’s git!” changed to “C’mon Topper! We got work to do!”. p. 7: words “Black Lightnin’ swiftly overtakes the riders ascending Lookout Mountain...” changed to “Sherif Cassidy swiftly overtakes the riders ascending Lookout Mountain...”

• Genre:humour

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:A moray eel!
• Keywords:Moray Eel; Octopus; Shark; Skin Divers

• Homer

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• from Aquaman (DC, 1962 series) #10 (July-August 1963)

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