Other Comics in The Super Spectacular Format
Issues of on-going series which used the 100 Page Super Spectacular format include:
- Action Comics #437 (July 1974), 443 (January 1975)
- Batman #254-261 (January-February 1974 - March-April 1975)
- The Brave and the Bold #112-117 (April-May 1974 - February-March 1975)
- Detective Comics #438-445 (December 1973-January 1974 - February-March 1975)
- The Flash #229 (September-October 1974), 232 (March-April 1975)
- House of Mystery #224-229 (April-May 1974 - February-March 1975)
- Justice League of America #110-116 (March-April 1974 - March-April 1975)
- Our Army at War #269 (June 1974), 275 (December 1974)
- Shazam! #8 (December 1973), 12-17 (May-June 1974 - March-April 1975)
- Superboy #202 (June 1974), 205 (December 1974)
- Superman #272 (February 1974), 278 (August 1974), 284 (February 1975)
- Superman Family #164-169 (April-May 1974 - February-March 1975)
- Tarzan #230-235 (April-May 1974 - February-March 1975)
- The Unexpected #157-162 (May-June 1974 - March-April 1975)
- The Witching Hour #38 (January 1974)
- Wonder Woman #211 (April-May 1974), 214 (October-November 1974)
- World's Finest Comics #223-228 (May-June 1974 - March 1975)
- Young Love #107-114 (December 1973-January 1974 - February-March 1975)
- Young Romance #197-204 (January-February 1974 - March-April 1975)
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