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Regarding the Fleischer cartoons, I read many years ago that the studio did want to have Supe fly, because it just looked lame (modern term) to have him bounding from place to place. I also recall that it was the cartoon "The Arctic Giant" (1942) that triggered the request for flight.

Take a look at the cartoon on Youtube; Supe does indeed look strange leaping from building to building and then from mountaintop to mountaintop.

--ElJay

Forgot one: Calling All Girls 31: 5th War Loan Drive and Buy Another Bond

--ElJay

I came across several more titles that would fit this thread.

Calling All Girls 20: Buy War Stamps

Calling All Girls 40: The "Letter" plus a very young Elizabeth Taylor

Sparky Watts 4: War Stamp

Batman 27: 6th War Loan

Wilbur 2: Buy War Bonds; Buy Stamps and Bonds

--ElJay

Butt or booty, the Indian maiden seems interested in what's going on back there!

Interesting confluence of interests: I've been thinking seriously of doing a Hickory run myself, but have not yet gotten around to pulling the trigger.

--ElJay

I looked through this entire thread again yesterday, and realized that except for #110, Famous Funnies is flying under the radar!

Here's some Famous Funnies War Bond and related issues:

93, 94, 95, 103, 116 (paper drive), 117 (paper drive), 120, 131 (a really good one!), 136.

--ElJay

Add "HaHa #4" to the list of War Bond covers!

--ElJay

Very easy guy to deal with, and friendly to boot!

Would I buy from Bob again? In a Flash!

--ElJay

Thanks for the explanation, Scrooge!

--ElJay

OK, I've got a question. I get that a comic that has been unsold and has then had the cover defaced is remaindered.

However, what about the comics that this thread started off with? Aren't these complete?

Or Robotman's "Kings of the remaindered"? These look complete.

What am I missing here?

Thanks for your responses! --ElJay

I was wondering when "How Boys and Girls can help win the War" was going to make an appearance!

This has been a really interesting and informative thread, and I have thoroughly enjoyed it.

--ElJay

Regarding the postwar covers and the homecoming of the troops, take a look at All Star 27 and Supersnipe Vol 2 #12.