Comic Title: Action Comics Weekly #602
Publisher: DC
Cover Date: 1988
On Sale Date: April 12, 1988 Shipping Date April 12, 1988
Source: Direct Currents, #3

Shipping Date April 12, 1988
Source: Amazing Heroes, #138

Copyright Date April 11, 1988
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1988

Newsstand Date April 26, 1988
Source: Comics Buyers Guide, #752, #754

Shipping Date April 12, 1988
Source: Comics Buyers Guide, #752, #754

Cover Price: $1.50
Page Count: 48
Editor: Mike Gold

Title: "Dog Gone"
Pages: 8

Feature(s):
Wild Dog

Writer: Max Allan Collins
Penciller: Terry Beatty
Inker: John Nyberg
Letterer: Gaspar Saladino
Colorist: Michele Wolfman

Feature Character(s)

• Wild Dog (last appearance in Action Comics Weekly #601; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #603)

Supporting Character(s)

• Susan King (last appearance in Action Comics Weekly #601; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #603)
• Lou Godder (last appearance in Wild Dog #4; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #603)
• Len (last appearance in Action Comics Weekly #601; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #604)
• Andy Flint (last appearance in Action Comics Weekly #601; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #603)

Villain(s)

• B. Lyle Layman (a censorship advocate; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #603)

Other Character(s)

• Mr. Hovey (last appearance in Wild Dog #2; no further appearances)
• Smuggworthy (a preacher; no further appearances)

Comments:
Moral Stand Chapter Two

Three months have passed between this story and Wild Dog's last appearance.

This story continues in Action Comics Weekly #603.

Synopsis:
Following the terrorist incident at the city council, Wild Dog has been inactive for three months. Lt. Flint promised to turn Jack Wheeler in if he refused to quit his vigilante activities.

Now, a local bookstore is threatened by a censorship advocate group led by B. Lyle Layman. The advocates picket the store and hold a rally where Layman encourages civil disobedience. He equates these type of actions with the Boston Tea Party. A short time later, the bookstore is targeted with a bomb.