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Patsy and Hedy ran during 1952 through 1967 for a total of 110 issues.

Patsy and her Pals tells the story of Patsy Walker and her gals and pals as they live life as teenagers in the 1950's.

All together, both Miss America Magazine and this volume ran for 126 issues in total. Miss America Magazine had a complicated numbering, with a new volume that was put in the indica every few years, continuing up until vol. 7, issue 50 of that series (better known as the 83rd issue of Miss America Magazine). After that issue, the series reverted to a comic book format as Miss America, starting numbering with issue 51 (which followed the numbering of 'vol. 7" of the Magazine) and going untill issue 93.

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A Date With Patsy ran during 1957 1 issue.

Anual to the Patsy Walker monthly series. Where it was usually named "King-Size" Special/ Annual, this one is named "Queen Size" annual!

Girls' Life ran during 1954 for only 6 issues.

Hedy Wolfe was published in 1957 for only 1 issue.

The origins of many characters of the Ultraverse is revealed in this issue.

Prime, Prototype, Hardcase and Zip-Zap take on "Droplet" a wetware powered menace which is flooding Des Moines, Iowa.

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Mickey and Goofy learn something about energy conservation.

Mitchell Cameron is something far more than human, trapped in the tragic guise of Bolt.His family wonders if the real Mitch will ever return, as the spaceborn enigma careens from one adventure to the next in ” A Bolt From The Blue”, by Steve Ringgenberg , Phil White, Rod Whigham, Bill Black and Ralph (Conan The Barbarian) Cabrera. Guest-starring Tara (Femforce future member ) Fremont, and featuring Janice Lawson, T. C. Fremont, and the villainous Dr. Rivits. Full color cover by Steve Lightle, interiors are black and white with graytones; 52-page special in standard comic book format...

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Put out not by DC but by Holt, Rinehart and Winston, this was a childrens style book ment to teach children reading techniques using Superhero images on every page, mostly consisting of the most well known heroes at DC such as Superman, Supergirl, Batman, Wonder Woman and others.

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Neutro is discovered by John Dodge and is put together. But he's eventually taken over by the evil 777.