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DC 100-Page Super Spectacular #6 published January 1971 Notes:
Credits per GCP index of original cover.
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The table of contents lists the stories in the issues along with creative teams for each story and the names of the creators of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Aquaman. It is illustrated with headshots of some of the characters most likely taken from stories in the issue (with the exception of Superman and Batman).
Justice League of America #21 published August 1963 Notes:
Reprint of first issue of 1st JLA/JSA Team up. While story pages are numbered through 25, the pages numbered 4, 5, and 25 are each only 2/3 of a page.
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This promo appears on the bottom third of page 4 of the first story sequence. It advertises the first volume of Batman: The Dynamic Duo Archives [DC, 2003 series].
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This promo is found at the bottom of page 15 of the first story sequence. It promotes the first volume of the Sgt. Rock Archives [DC, 2002 series].
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This promo appears at the bottom of the last page of the first story sequence. It promotes the third volume of the Wonder Woman Archives [DC, 1998 series].
Justice League of America #22 published September 1963 Notes:
First JLA-JSA team-up concludes. The original splash page is removed and the original second page is now labeled page 1. However, the next page is labeled page 3. Story is told in three chapters, each ending in 2/3 page (they are numbered pages 9, 19, and 25).
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This article begins a listing of all DC super-heroes that continues throughout the issue. In addition to the characters listed above (who are all depicted with a headshot), the following characters are also listed: Air Wave; Animal Man; Aquaman; Batgirl; Bizarro; The Black Pirate; Blackhawk; Bwana Beast; Captain Action; Captain Comet; Captain X of the RAF.
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Also listed: Challengers of the Unknown; Congo Bill; The Creeper; The Crimson Avengers; DEadman; El Diablo; Dial H for Hero; Doctor Fate; Dr. Mid-Nite; Doctor Occult; Dolphin; The Doom Patrol [Chief; Elasti-Girl; Negative Man; Robotman [Cliff Steele]]; Eclipso; The Enchantress; The Forever People [Mark Moonrider; Vykin the Black; Serifan; Beautiful Dreamer; Infinity Man]; The Gay Ghost.
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Also listed are the following: Genius Jones; The Ghost Patrol; The Hawk and the Dove; Hop Harrigan [The Guardian Angel]; The Hourman; Immortal Man; The Inferior Five; Jimmy Olsen [Elastic Lad; Flamebird]; John Jones [J'onn J'onzz; Manhunter from Mars; Martian Manhunter]; Johnny Quick; Johnny Thunder (Earth-Two); Johnny Thunder (Earth-One) [western hero]; The Justice League of America [Aquaman; The Atom; The Batman; The Black Canary; The Flash; Green Arrow; GReen Lantern; Hawkman; J'onn J'onzz (listed as resigned); Superman; Wonder Woman (listed as on a leave of absence)].
More Fun Comics #55 published May 1940 Notes:
Siegel's signature omitted from this reprint.
Adventure Comics #190 published July 1953 Notes:
In this issue credited to an unknown scripter with art by Ralph Mayo.
Action Comics #146 published July 1950 Notes:
The Fiddler in this story is not the same villain as the Golden Age Flash's opponent.
DC 100-Page Super Spectacular #6 published January 1971 Notes:
Unpublished Golden Age story originally intended for Sensation #79. Proposed issue correction from Sensation #91 to #79 by Craig Delich.
The Brave and the Bold #36 published June 1961
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Also listed are the following: The Justice Society of America [The Atom; The Batman; The Black Canary (resigned); Dr. Fate; Dr. Mid-Nite; The Flash; The Green Lantern; The Hawkman; The Hourman; Johnny Thunder; Mr. Terrific; Robin; The Sandman; The Spectre; The Starman; Superman; Wildcat; Wonder Woman; Red Tornado [John Smith] (honorary member)]; The King; Lando, Man of Magic; The Legion of Super-Heroes [Bouncing Boy; Brainiac 5; Chameleon Boy; Chemical King; Colossal Boy; Cosmic Boy; Dream Girl; Duo Damsel [Triplicate Girl]; Element Lad; Ferro Lad (killed in action); Invisible Kid; Karate Kid; Light Lass [Lightning Lass]; Lightning Lad; Matter-Eater Lad; Mon-El; Phantom Girl; Princess Projectra; Saturn Girl; Shadow Lass; Shrinking Violet; Star Boy; Superboy (resigned); Supergirl; Timber Wolf; Ultra Boy]; Legion Honorary Members and Reservists [Elastic Lad [Jimmy Olsen]; Insect Queen [Lana Lang]; Rond Vidar; Kid Psycho]; The Legion of Substitute Heroes [Chlorophyll Kid; Color Kid; Fire Lad; Night Girl; Polar Boy; Stone Boy]; Liberty Belle; Little Boy Blue; Manhunter; Mark Merlin [Prince Ra-Man]; The Masked Ranger; Merry, Girl of 1,000 Gimmicks.
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Also listed are the following: The Metal Men [Gold; Iron; Lead; Mercury; Platinum; Tin]; Metamorpho, the Element Man; Mr. America, the Americommando; Mr. Terrific; Nadir, the Master of Magic; The New Gods [Highfather; Lightray; Metron]; The Newsboy Legion and the Guardian; The Nighthawk; Nightmaster; The Phantom Stranger; Plastic Man (given two listings, the original from Police Comics #1 and the "new version" from the 1966 DC series); Robotman; The Sandman; Sargon the Sorcerer; Scribbly and the Red Tornado; The Seven Soldiers of Victory [Law's Legionnaires; The Crimson Avenger; The Green Arrow and Speedy; The Shining Knight; The Star Spangled Kid and Stripsey; The Vigilante; Wing]; The Shining Knight; The Silent Knight; The Space Ranger; The Spectre; The star Spangled Kid; The Starman; Super-Chief; Tarantula; The Teen Titans [Robin; Aqualad; Kid Flash; Wonder Girl; Lilith; Speedy; Mal; The Hawk and the Dove]; T.N.T.; Ultra, The Multi-Alien; Ultra-Man; The Vigilante; The Whip; Wildcat; Wonder Woman; Zatara the Magician.
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This guide appears on the inside back cover.
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