Action Comics 1938 #336 - 5.0 - $12.99

Superman releases Ak-Var from the Phantom Zone since he has served his sentence. Before bringing him to Kandor, Superman allows Ak-Var to explore Earth. Once in Kandor, Ak-Var greets his three old friends Vas-Quor, Brenn-Bir, and Kyl-Ibo. When these three rob a museum using super-powers, the authorities think Ak-Var must be to blame. Vas-Quor disguises himself as "Gan-Lar", so that he can frame Ak-Var. Superman and Ak-Var help expose the criminals. Ak-Var explains that he accidentally gave his former friends super-powers due to his exposure on his tour of Earth to a piece of Red Kryptonite.

National Brotherhood Week quiz

In his civilian identity, Super-Turtle goes to the theater to watch cartoons. He gets stuck sitting behind a pole, but is able to watch the show using his x-ray vision.

Supergirl searches desperately for a way to restore her mutilated face.

On-sale date from copyright registration.

• The Man from the Phantom Zone! - In Superman Family (DC, 1974 series) #190, E. Nelson Bridwell revealed that he completed Hamilton's unfinished script for this story.
• What's Your B. Q.*? (*Brotherhood Quotient) - published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly
• Who Are the Real Kings of Super-Speed? - house ad for The Flash (DC, 1959 series) #160 [80 Page Giant G-21]
• - Letters from Joseph Creighton, John Aanderud, Oliver Hastings, Ted Mason, Joe Simpson, Ed Franklin, Bill Davison, Clyde Tucker, Rebecca Thayer.
• Chilling! Pulse-Pounding! Explosive! - house ad for Tomahawk (DC, 1950 series) #104
• The Forbidden Fortress of Solitude! - story continued from the previous issue
• - Membership application form for the Supermen of America; also includes message in secret code (Code Mercury No. 1). Decoded message reads: "Why do Superman's and Batman's sons become brats? See the May World's Finest Comics!"
• - listing of DC comics on sale on mid-March 1966