The first issue of
Dell's adaptation of
Target: The Corruptors (
a.k.a. Four Color #1306) featured some crime-stopping tips inside the front cover:

Why, flattery will get you
everywhere, 15¢ comic book!!

Heavens,
no!!
Thank you, various agencies. It's good to see my tax money at work. Why...

Wait...
what?

So, the
value of our money and the
health of the national economy depend on
children being sure they're getting a
fair price for what they buy??
So basically, the economic collapse was
our own damn fault, because we willingly paid
$3.99 for comic books that consisted of
50% splash pages and shrinking page counts.
Sorry about that, everyone. I didn't realize our entire economic system was depending on me, the "smart" buyer. With great power comes great responsibility, I guess. I'll try to do better next time...
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