Published: January 1965
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Story Featuring Blackhawk
Zinda, now under the control of Killer Shark and using the name Queen Killer Shark, is part of the gang's raid on an ocean mineral-mining tower. Blackhawk shoots down Zinda's plane and the impact apparently releases her from Killer Shark's control. However, the Blackhawks must keep Killer Shark away from Zinda while she recovers, or she will revert back under his control.
Killer Shark aims his mind-control ray in the general vicinity of Zinda, but hits Blackhawk, instead. Zinda isn't affected, but goes along with Blackhawk to Killer Shark's headquarters, pretending to be Queen Killer Shark so that she can find a way to cure Blackhawk.
Story Featuring Blackhawk Detached Service Diary
The Blackhawks find aliens on a remote tropical island. Their leader challenges Stanislaus to a one-on-one fight with their strongest member for possession of the island. Stan seems to be an easy winner, but the aliens have a surprise for him.
In The Comic Reader #27, July 1964, George Kashdan is credited with writing the Detached Service Diary's. (Nick Caputo)
Back cover. Ad in comic format for Aurora Model Motoring slot-car racers. Aurora Plastics Corp., West Hempstead, N.Y.
Promo for 80 Page Giant #6, featuring Superman, with cover depicted. "On Sale Everywhere Nov. 19th."
Superstition about hearing three knocks before the death of a sick person.
Christmas-themed promo for subscriptions to DC Comics. Ten issues for $1.00 or 20 issues for $2.00. Titles available are Our Army at War; Blackhawk; All American Men of War; Capt. Storm; Tomahawk; and Our Fighting Forces.
Letters from Barry Senn; Paul Rogers; Nancy Buggan; Philip Finch; and Alan Horowitz.
"Whitey Ford, star of the New York Yankees..."
Ad for Matchbox series model cars, featuring a drawing of New York Yankees baseball player Whitey Ford. Fred Bronner Corporation, New York, NY 10010.
Story Featuring Metamorpho
Promo for The Brave and the Bold #57, featuring Metamorpho, with cover depicted. "On Sale Oct. 29th."
"Silly Putty! The favorite stocking toy of every girl and boy!"
Ad for Silly Putty.
Commemoration of President John F. Kennedy, featuring the 5¢ postage stamp in his honor.
Inside front cover. Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.
Inside back cover.
On the two pages between the 6th and 7th pages of the previous story sequence.
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