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Great and Choice Comics were equally diverse and bizarre in their selections of characters, heroes, funnies, and offers. One of their features was a questionnaire for comic readers asking they liked in their own publications and what titles outside Great Comics Publishing their readers also liked, meaning that the company was serious about anticipating their company’s future. As history shows, their three-month stint didn’t last any further than that, even with their contest for $100 in cash prizes that never panned out for anyone who signed up for it. The Magic Tab they offered in Choice Comics probably didn’t work either, although a free 4x5 small book just for helping to pimp their failing products wasn’t worth going to court over if you didn’t get one as part of a mail order bust. The Great Zarro Victory Club probably didn’t even get off the ground despite their efforts to win WWII which the U.S. got involved in simultaneously as Great Comics first launched right around the bombing...