Super DC Giant #S-13 is an issue of the series Super DC Giant (Volume 1) with a cover date of October, 1970.
Synopsis for "A Person Could Starve!"
Appearing in "A Person Could Starve!"
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Synopsis for "Helping Dad"
Reprinted from Leave it to Binky #38
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Synopsis for "My Books"
Reprinted from Leave it to Binky #34
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Synopsis for Benny: "Hello, Amy"
Reprinted from Buzzy #42. This was originally a Coby story; it was rewritten and redrawn here to feature Binky supporting character Benny instead.
Appearing in Benny: "Hello, Amy"
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Synopsis for "Strings Attached"
Reprinted from Buzzy #74. This was originally a Buzzy story; it was rewritten and redrawn here to feature Binky instead.
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Synopsis for "Scales"
Appearing in "Scales"
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Synopsis for "See You Tonight"
Reprinted from Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis #5. This was originally a Rusty story; it was rewritten and redrawn here to feature Binky instead.
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Notes
- All the reprinted stories in this issue were redrawn to feature contemporary clothing and hairstyles. This redrawing seems to be mostly by Henry Scarpelli.
- Aside from the stories above, this issue contains several short strips, including:
- "On the Planet Og", "Professor Eureka", "Peter Puptent, Explorer", "Moolah the Mystic" & "Dr. Floogle" by Henry Boltinoff
- Buzzy: "A Good Listener" by Henry Scarpelli
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