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On-sale date from Amazing Heroes (Fantagraphics, 1981 Series) #58. This issue originally was planned as a one-shot to be released in May 1984 by Pacific according to a news item in Amazing Heroes (Fantagraphics, 1981 Series) #44. After Pacific shuttered its color comics line later that summer, this was one of several project that moved to Eclipse, as detailed in Surge (Eclipse, 1984 Series) #3. The issue gives "special thanks to Steve and Bill Schanes of Pacific Comics for their help and cooperation."
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Image is taken from panel 2 of the Steve Walsh feature inside.
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Jerry Siegel recounts his creative partnership with Joe Shuster and the origin of the strips in this issue.
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The title character Kaye does not appear in this story.
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On the bottom of the Futurities cartoon.
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A collage of four single-panel cartoons and one four-panel strip.
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On the bottom of the For Chiselers Only cartoon.
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A collage of four single-panel cartoons and one two-panel cartoon, all unrelated to each other.
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Either Detective Bourne's or Detective Tracy's first name is Bob. "The Brain" is not seen in this story.
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On the top left and bottom of the third page of the Interplanetary Police story.
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Interview with Jerry and Joanne Siegel and Joe Shuster with black-and-white photo. Continues to the inside back cover.
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The top 1/6th of the page is a page-one header for Popular Comics, a proposed tabloid-size monthly comics publication Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster hoped to launch around 1934, for which many of the features in this issue were created. The header also promotes "G-Men of the Future!," the Bruce Verne feature detailed in the next sequence. (Siegel's and Shuster's Popular Comics concept should not be confused with the unrelated Popular Comics title published by Dell beginning in 1936.)
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On the bottom of the Kooks story.
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On the bottom of the Jerry the Journalist story.
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Above the Louisville Lil cartoon.
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Below the Public Pests cartoon and above the text article.
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Below the Louisville Lil cartoon.
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Above the Pooch story.
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Below the Pinkbaums story.
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Not to be confused with Green Arrow's (former) sidekick.
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On the bottom of the Cornelius story.
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Above the illustration.
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Below the Flossie story. This is an illustration promoting features in a potential next issue of Popular Comics.
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