Freedom Fighters 1976 #3 - mid-grade - $3.99

Superman keeps aliens from blowing up Earth by introducing them to Hostess Cup Cakes.

Some Qwardian youths turn Arthur Sommar into Skragg the super sniper.

Superman warns some kids that crashing a party is trespassing.

On-sale date from Comics Reader #129.

• - Cover art credit derived from The Comic Reader #129. Colors credit provided by Anthony Tollin.
• Superman Saves the Earth - Inside front cover. Ad in comic form.
• The Super Sniper - Story title from promotional text in contemporary The Comic Reader and Amazing World of DC Comics. The inking credit is a bit of a mystery, as there are no other credits for "Juan Canale." Art-spotters agree that much, but not all, of the inking looks like Vince Colletta's work. Pasko and Conway agree with that assessment, and, in correspondence with Jason Czeskleba, suggest that if Colletta had done the whole job he would have taken credit, and that someone else might have started the job, which Colletta finished. Who that other inker was is uncertain, though both The Comic Reader and Amazing World of DC Comics credited Canale without indication that that is a pseudonym. Nick Caputo adds that in the letters page Fradon and Canale are listed as "two old pros" and he believes Colletta inked the entire issue but for some unknown reason was not credited.
• - After page 4 of The Super Sniper.
• - Before page 5 of The Super Sniper.
• - After page 8 of The Super Sniper.
• - Before page 9 of The Super Sniper.
• - After page 12 of The Super Sniper.
• - Before page 13 of The Super Sniper.
• Justice for All Includes Children, 5 - After page 15 of The Super Sniper.
• - Subscription form with an offer to win a belt buckle.
• - Before page 16 of The Super Sniper.
• - Letters page shows two separate job numbers on the "Freedom Fanmail" logo. Letters from Mike White, and Harvey Sobel.
• - Back cover.