Here's the third and next-to-last issue of Super Heroes, Dell Comics' short-lived 1967 attempt to cash in on the similarly short-lived superhero boom inspired by Batman's TV success. I imagine one could dive in here without reading the two previous issues, but why would anyone do that? Go! Read Super Heroes # 1! Then go read Super Heroes # 2. Then read all the four-color wonder reprised below.
The Fab Four is believed to be an orphaned property, no longer under copyright. The Fab Four appear in new adventures in the pages of Popular Comics, published by InDELLible Comics. You can see El, Hy, Polly, and Crispy (among others) right on the cover.
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And now: Super Heroes # 3!
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