Maybe it's his way of making fun of our Trick Arrows! By making silly suggestions, he ridicules our weapons! 
World's Finest #117 is an issue of the series World's Finest (Volume 1) with a cover date of May, 1961.
Synopsis for Superman and Batman: "Super-Batwoman and the Super-Creature"
Batman and Robin go to investigate reports of a strange creature that is reportedly robbing the J.C. Fist Gems store. When they arrive they are shocked to find that all reports are true. When they try to stop the creature they find that it has a number of different powers to keep them at bay. Batwoman arrives on the scene, and spotting the crooks getaway car attaches a phosphorescent paint can to the back of the car so she can track it later. Superman also arrives and tries to stop the creature but finds that they are an equal match. The heroes are forced to break off their fight when the creature ignites the oil on a fuel barge, allowing the crooks and their creature to escape.
While Batman, Robin and Superman try to make sense of the situation, Batwoman follows the crooks back to their hideout and learns that the creature is controlled by Luthor who has a device that controls the creature. When she is spotted, she accidentally hits one of the controls causing the creature to be bombarded with energy that is reflected into Batwoman giving her super powers. Luthor grabs the controls and escapes with his creature as the thugs try to escape out the front door and are easily captured by Batman, Robin and Superman.
While Batman and Robin locate a map pinpointing locations where Luthor may strike next, Batwoman flies off to recruit Superman and the four heroes begin their search to try and find Luthor and his creature. When they track Luthor to the scene of his next crime, the heroes try to stop the creature. However, Luthor soon learns that as a result of the strange ray reflection in their previous encounter his device can also control Batwoman, and he uses her to keep Superman busy while he, the creature and his men can escape. Using clues found at the crime scene, Batman and Robin track Luthor to his hideout where the four heroes attack once again. This time, Superman reverses the controls for the creature, which results in the creature's destruction. When Luthor is captured, he tries to control Batwoman once more but finds that not only were her powers taken away when the creature was destroyed, but his ability to control her as well.
Appearing in Superman and Batman: "Super-Batwoman and the Super-Creature"
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- Lex Luthor
- Golanth (Single appearance)
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Synopsis for Tommy Tomorrow: "The Devil's Island of Space"
Look at how sad this is making Batman. You did this.
Appearing in Tommy Tomorrow: "The Devil's Island of Space"
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Antagonists:
- Rodl
- other convicts
Other Characters:
- warden
Locations:
- 2061
- Milky Way Galaxy
- Virgo
- Virgo prison
- Earth
- Planeteer Headquarters
- Virgo
- Milky Way Galaxy
Items:
- wig
Vehicles:
- Spaceships
Synopsis for Green Arrow: "The Cartoon Archer"
After Green Arrow and Speedy bust criminal Shory Rame, his brother, a cartoonish for the Star City News, starts drawing cartoons that are critical and making fun of the Green Arrow and Speedy. With each successful capture of criminals, Rame would print a new critical cartoon, each time suggesting three strange suggestions for trick arrows to use in their crimes. Realizing that if they take the first letter from each series of suggestions each one reads "SOS", Green Arrow and Speedy race to Bill Rame's home. There they find the rest of Shorty Rame's gang who have been hiding out at Bill's place since Shory was captured. After the crooks are all rounded up, Bill explains that putting the hidden messages in the cartoons was the only way he could send word out for help.
Appearing in Green Arrow: "The Cartoon Archer"
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- "Shorty" Rame
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- Bill Rame
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Notes
- "The Devil's Island of Space" is a reference to Devil's Island, a former penal colony in French Guiana.
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