Story: "[No Title]" (22 Pages)

Credits: Bob Rozakis (plot, script, colors); Stephen DeStefano (pencils); Karl Kesel (inks); John Costanza (letters); Brian Augustyn (edits)

Feature Characters: Coordinator (behind the scenes), Diamondette, Hotshot, Microwavebelle; Brother Bicep (last as Mister Muscle in issue #1), Private Eyes, Stretch, Voice-Over

Supporting Characters: Suzy-Q, Fred, Melanie Boulder, Mrs. Lefferts (last in Action Comics Weekly #640; next in issue #4), Ruthie, Naomi, Dwight (first appearance of all three; Microwavebelle's children), Zeep the Living Sponge; Hotline operators and other Hotline staff

Villains: The United Fighters for Freedom (first appearance of all three; a team of terrorists; Joey named), Ralph Bartoli; Eric F. Schuster (first appearance; a rogue lawyer) and unnamed supervillains

Other Characters: Unnamed applicants for Hotline membership; a female TV reporter; school children; policemen; a boy and a girl (see Comment); two unnamed clients

Comment: The boy and girl are based on Tubby and Lulu from Marge Henderson Buell's "Little Lulu" comic.

Synopsis:

The school bus on which Microwavebelle's three children ride is attacked by a terrorist group called the United Fighters for Freedom. Against the Coordinator’s orders, Microwavebelle attacks the bus. Getting back-up from her Hotline comrades, she defeats the terrorists.
Mrs. Culligan has disappeared even though Voice-Over and Fred were assigned to guard her.
Investigating the matter, they find no clues as for how it has happened. Was there any truth in her talk about Martians after all? But a "Martian blaster" they find in Culligan’s apartment proves to be a toy.
Ralph Bartoli and his lawyer Eric F. Schuster seek out Brother Bicep to inform him that they are filing criminal charges against him after his rough handling of Bartoli the last issue.

Feature: "[No Title]" (2 Pages)

Comment: Presentations of Bob Rozakis and Stephen DeStefano written by editor Brian Augustyn. Presentation of Brian Augustyn written by Bob Rozakis.