Comic Title: Inferior Five #10
Publisher: DC (National Periodical Publications, Inc.)
Address: 575 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY
Cover Date: Sep/Oct 1968
On Sale Date: July 18, 1968 Copyright Date July 18, 1968
Source: Library of Congress, Periodicals 1968

Newsstand Date July 18, 1968
Source: Newsdealer Magazine, V23 #8

Newsstand Date July 18, 1968
Source: Comic Reader, #67

Frequency: Bi-monthly
Cover Price: $0.12
Page Count: 32
Editor: Joe Orlando

Title: "A Monster Rally"
Pages: 24

Feature(s):
Inferior Five

Writer: E. Nelson Bridwell
Penciller: J. Winslow Mortimer
Inker: Tex Blaisdell

Feature Character(s)

• Inferior Five (last appearance in Inferior Five #9; no further appearances)
• Merryman (last appearance in Inferior Five #9; no further appearances)
• Dumb Bunny (last appearance in Inferior Five #9; no further appearances)
• Blimp (last appearance in Inferior Five #9; no further appearances)
• Awkwardman (last appearance in Inferior Five #9; no further appearances)
• White Feather (last appearance in Inferior Five #9; no further appearances)

Villain(s)

• A race of alien invaders (no further appearances)

Guest Appearance(s)

• Superman (last appearance in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #114; next appearance in Justice League of America #65)

Other Character(s)

• The Kookie Quartet: Mr. Manplastic, Vanishing Queen, Matchstick Kid, and Whatchamaycallit (last appearance in Inferior Five #2; no further appearances)
• Prince Nabob (aka the Submoron; last appearance in Inferior Five #7; no further appearances)
• Cobweb Kid (last appearance in Inferior Five #7; no further appearances)

Synopsis:
Earth is invaded by little green men. Many heroes respond to the invasion including the Inferior Five. However, the aliens are able to use their mental abilities to hypnotize the Kookie Quartet, the Submoron, and the Cobweb Kid. The Inferior Five also fail to stop the invaders. Finally Superman returns from a space mission and forces the aliens to leave Earth. After the battle the Inferior Five recovers, but the other defeated heroes blame them for their own failures and plot revenge.