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"Not a lost SOTI book, but I'll toss in an interesting little string of related history that I don't think has come up too much.  Lost SOTI history, perhaps... \n  \n\nYou might know the name George Hecht as the publisher of Parent' Magazine, and if you're reading  this thread you know the relationship between that and the SOTI era. \n  \n\nNot sure if this is known, I didn't realize before recently...  Hecht goes way back with censoring comics.  He was the head of the \"Bureau of Cartoons\" which put out guidelines for comic artists to be supportive of the war effort during WWI.  They were dead serious about this stuff then... staff and cartoonists of NYC political mag \"The Masses\" were tried under Sedition &amp; Espionage laws TWICE for political cartoons critical of the war (acquitted both times by jury). \n  \n\nAnyway, as WWII comes around, Hecht has Parents Magazine and also  publishes True Comics.  True Comics contains regular features which include \"My Greatest Adventures\", and \"Frontier Fighters\". \n  \n\nYou see where this is going.  As the Code is put in place and the Senate hearings conclude, two titles that DC introduce in 1955 are... My Greatest Adventures, and Frontier Fighters. \n  \n\nSo, kind of funny.  Is it an FU to Hecht, or an appeasement, or a little of both?  But more than a little amusing that a long-lasting DC brand spun out of it. "
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