Characters Featured in "Whatever Happened To..." Back-up Series
- The Golden Age Hourman (issue #25)
- Sargon the Sorcerer (issue #26)
- Congorilla (issue #27)
- The Western Johnny Thunder and Madame .44 (issue #28)
- The Golden Age Dr. Mid-Nite (issue #29)
- The Golden Age Atom (issue #30)
- The Golden Age Robotman (issue #31)
- Mark Merlin and Prince Ra-Man (issue #32)
- Star Hawkins (issue #33)
- Rex the Wonder Dog (issue #35)
- Rip Hunter (issue #37)
- The Crimson Avenger (issue #38)
- Richard Dragon (issue #39)
- The Golden Age Air-Wave (issue #40)
- The Golden Age Sandman (issue #42)
- Sandy the Golden Boy (issue #47)
- The Black Pirate (issue #48)
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