Superman Presents Tip Top Comic Monthly #37

KG Murray's Tip Top Comic Monthly #37 was published May 1968:

The cover is from DC's Teen Titans #11, September-October 1967:

The main features:

Monster Bait! [Part 1], originally published in Teen Titans #11, September-October 1967

Monster Bait Part 2, originally published in Teen Titans #11, September-October 1967

Monster Bait Part 3, originally published in Teen Titans #11, September-October 1967

Honeymoon in Space, originally published in Mystery In Space #16, October-November 1953

How Many Times Can A Guy Die! [Part 1], originally published in Strange Adventures #208, January 1968

How Many Times Can A Guy Die! Part 2, originally published in Strange Adventures #208, January 1968

The Great Space-Train Robbery!, originally published in Mystery In Space #19, April-May 1954

Showdown Battle!, originally published in Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #10, April-May 1951

The Riddle of the Four Clues, originally published in Blackhawk #186, July 1963

The Kid Who Was King of Crooks, originally published in The Doom Patrol #114, September 1967

There are a few short filler strips in this issue: Cap's Hobby Hints (Teen Titans #11, September-October 1967); Varsity Vic (Superboy #15, July-August 1951); and Casey the Cop (Detective Comics #183, May 1952).

There are also two full-page filler strips: Chief Hot Foot (Tomahawk #111, July-August 1967) and Varsity Vic (Leave It to Binky #52, January-February 1956).

The advertiser's date code on the rear cover is KGM TT 568.

Advertising KG Murray comics in-house: Get with the Action-Wonder Comic, World's Finest, All Favourites and Mighty

The following in-house advertisement, appearing in Tip Top Comic Monthly #37, promotes four of the titles in the KG Murray stable c.1968: Wonder Comic Monthly; World's Finest Comic Monthly; All Favourites Comic; and Mighty Comic:

The image of the super heroes is from a panel illustrated by Mike Sekowsky and Bernard Sachs in the story Earth--Without a Justice League-- Part 3, originally published in DC's Justice League of America #37, cover-dated August 1965:

This scan is from the reprint in Justice League of America Archives Vol. 5, October 1999.

Incidentally, a portion of this image was used on the frontispiece of this Archives volume:

Of course this image previously appeared in KG Murray's Mighty Comic #51, February 1966 which reprinted the Justice League (sans of America) story Earth--Without a Justice League!

Superman Presents Tip Top Comic Monthly #35

 KG Murray's Tip Top Comic Monthly #35 was published March 1968:

The cover is from DC Comics' Showcase #71:

The main features:

What Swings, Fiddle Strings?, originally published in Showcase #71, November-December 1967

Part Two, Act 1, of "Confederate Yankees!" Confused?, originally published in Showcase #71, November-December 1967

Act II -- Part III (or Should That Be Part III -- Act II?), originally published in Showcase #71, November-December 1967

An Eye for An Eye!, originally published in Strange Adventures #206, November 1967 

Waif of the Wilderness, originally published in The Doom Patrol #112, June 1967 

The Beautiful Witch, originally published in The Ghost Rider #11 [A-1 #75], March 1953 

The Do-It-Yourself Villains, originally published in Blackhawk #175, August 1962 

Liquid Larceny!, originally published in World's Finest Comics #50, February-March 1951

The Caveman Batman, originally published in Batman #93, August 1955

As there are no contemporaneous reprints of Liquid Larceny! and The Caveman Batman, I assume they are both recycled from their earlier appearances in Century The 100-Page Comic Monthly #2.

There are also a few filler gag strips: Private Pete (originally from Star Spangled War Stories #132, September 1952); Little Pocahontas (originally from Tomahawk #25, July 1954); and a couple of instalments of Cap's Hobby Hints (originally from Showcase #71, November-December 1967 and Strange Adventures #206, November 1967 - both of these are related to the main features above).

The advertiser's date code on the rear cover is KGM. TTC.368

Advertising KG Murray comics in-house

In late 1967 DC published a short-lived 2-issue magazine titled Teen Beat (and Team Beam).

This magazine was advertised in DC comics cover-dated December 1967:

This advertisement was modified by KG Murray to promote Super Adventure Comic:

This is a scan of the full-page advertisement appearing in Tip Top Comic Monthly #34.

Full-page in-house advertisements in this period were rare but they did occur occasionally, for example this advertisement from Tip Top Comic Monthly #2, .June 1965 promoting the three new series replacing The Hundred, Century Comic and Five-Score Comic Monthly:

However the norm for promoting comics in-house in this period was small advertisements inserted as filler at the bottom of the page at the end of a story or between chapters of a story. For example, this ad is from Tip Top Comic Monthly #32, December 1967:  

Note it still refers to Superman's Supacomic, which it had not been titled since 1959.

Another ad from this period, from Tip Top #32, promotes Mighty Comic:

Note that it promotes the Justice League with headshots of the Justice Society!

Update 26 August 2023: A Blackhawk variant of the Ban Gloom ad appears in Tip Top Comic Monthly #36:

Superman Presents Tip Top Comic Monthly #33

KG Murray's Tip Top Comic Monthly #33 was published January 1968:

The cover is from DC Comics' Showcase #69:

The main features:

Poor Richard's Maniak! [Part 1], originally published in Showcase #69, July-August 1967

Part II... Happiness Is Just a Thing Called Dough!, originally published in Showcase #69, July-August 1967

Part III...  If You're Going to Trot Down the Bridal Path, You Need a Groom!, originally published in Showcase #69, July-August 1967

The Return of the Faceless Creature!, originally published in Strange Adventures #142, July 1962

Kor--the Conqueror, originally published in The Doom Patrol #114, September 1967

My Cargo was Death..., originally published in My Greatest Adventure #1, January-February 1955

Ambush!, originally published in Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #26, November-December 1953

I Jumped From Eight Miles Up, originally published in My Greatest Adventure #4, July-August 1955

The Buildings That Went Berserk, originally published in Blackhawk #174, July 1962

The Building That Went Berserk is a Blackhawk story which is presented without the Blackhawk masthead:

Compare to the original page:

The KG Murray edition clearly had the space on the page to include the masthead but opted to omit it. It's possible this story was reprinted in a previous edition of KG Murray's Blackhawk series and the masthead was dropped to camouflage the recycled story. Just guesswork on my part.

There are a number of short filler strips in this issue including two instalments of Cap's Hobby Center (from Showcase #69, July-August 1967 and The Doom Patrol #114, September 1967), and the full-page Lucky (from Superboy #60, October 1957).

There are also three Little Pete strips. The first is from Challengers of the Unknown #40, October-November 1964. 

The second Little Pete strip is an 'advertorial' for Brandnu Custom Finish:

There are other variants of this strip advertising other brands such as Testor's Custom Finish.

The third Little Pete filler, original source unidentified:

Some of the stories in this issue were published in other KG Murray comics.

The advertiser's date code on the rear cover KGMTTC1 68

Superman Presents Tip Top Comic Monthly #13

 KG Murray's Tip Top Comic Monthly #13 was published c.May 1966:

The cover is slightly modified from the original on DC Comics' Superboy #125:

The stories:

The Sacrifice of Kid Psycho!, originally published in Superboy #125, December 1965

The Fantastic Origin of Beast-Boy [Part 1], originally published in The Doom Patrol #100, December 1965

The Fantastic Origin of Beast-Boy Part 2, originally published in The Doom Patrol #100, December 1965

The Wizard of the Diamond World, originally published in Tales of the Unexpected #93, February-March 1966

The Witch of Metropolis, originally published in Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #1, March-April 1958

The Riddle of the Captive Astronauts!, originally published in Mystery In Space #105, February 1966

The Human Flame-Thrower!, originally published in Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #33, December 1958

The Beast-God of Xochatan! [Part 1], originally published in Teen Titans #1, January-February 1966

The Beast-God of Xochatan Part 2, originally published in Teen Titans #1, January-February 1966

The Beast-God of Xochatan Part 3, originally published in Teen Titans #1, January-February 1966

Some of these stories were previously published by KG Murray, notably The Witch of Metropolis, which was cover-featured on Superman's Supacomic #2:

Superman Presents Tip Top Comic Monthly #8

 KG Murray's Tip Top Comic Monthly #8 was published c.December 1965:

The cover is modified from the original on Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #58:

The stories:

The Captive Princess!, originally published in Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #58, July 1965

Billy the Kid, originally published in Badmen of the West #1 [A-1 #100], 1953 

The Mad Planet, originally published in Mystery In Space #19, April-May 1954

The Family with the X-Ray Eyes, originally published in Superboy #66, July 1958

The Three Signs of Evil!, originally published in The Phantom Stranger #2, October - November 1952

The Day The World Went Mad! Part 1, originally published in The Doom Patrol #96, June 1965

[The Day The World Went Mad!] Part 2 The Three Families of Fear, originally published in The Doom Patrol #96, June 1965

[The Day the World Went Mad!] Part 3 Whom the Gods Would Destroy, originally published in The Doom Patrol #96, June 1965

The Creature That Couldn't Exist, originally published in Tales of the Unexpected #65, September 1961

The Dream Detective!, originally published in Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #51, March 1961

Some of these stories were reprinted in subsequent KG Murray issues.

The advertiser's date code on the rear cover is T.1/1/66.

Superman Presents Tip Top Comic Monthly #7

 KG Murray's Tiptop Comic Monthly #7 was published c.November 1965:

The cover is modified from the original cover of Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #52:

The main features:

The Lois Lane-Lana Lang Truce!, originally published in Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #52, October 1964 

We Were Menaced by the Thing from the Deep, originally published in My Greatest Adventure #65, March 1962 

Rodeo Ruckus!, originally published in Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #36, March 1955 

Duel in the Stars, originally published in Mystery in Space #24, February-March 1955

Menace of the Turnabout Heroes Part 1, originally published in The Doom Patrol #95, May 1965 

[Menace of the Turnabout Heroes] Part 2 Return of the Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man, originally published in The Doom Patrol #95, May 1965

[Menace of the Turnabout Heroes] Part 3 Deadline for the Doom Patrol, originally published in The Doom Patrol #95, May 1965 

Rescue Through The Fourth Dimension!, originally published in Mystery in Space #22, October-November 1954

Miss Jimmy Olsen! ,originally published in Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #44, April 1960 

The Magnetic Duel!, originally published in Mystery in Space #17, December-January 1954

The Invaders from the Golden Atom, originally published in Strange Adventures #37, October 1953

The advertiser's date code on the inner rear cover is KGM.TT.1165

Superman Presents Tip Top Comic Monthly #6

KG Murray's Tip Top Comic Monthly was published c.October 1965:

The cover is a modified print of the cover to DC Comics' World's Finest Comics #148:

The main features:

Superman and Batman--Outlaws! Part 1 The Evil Superman and Batman, originally published in World's Finest Comics #148, March 1965

[Superman and Batman--Outlaws!] Part 2 The Incredible New Super-Team!, originally published in World's Finest Comics #148, March 1965

Station Mars On The Air!, originally published in Mystery In Space #25, April-May 1955

Revenge of the Tigress!, originally published in Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #32, November-December 1954

The Nightmare Maker Part 1, originally published in My Greatest Adventure #81, August 1963

[The Nightmare Maker] Part 2 Doorway to Disaster, originally published in My Greatest Adventure #81, August 1963

The Man with the Weird Tattoos, originally published in Strange Adventures #177, June 1965

Eclipso Battles the Sea Titan, originally published in House of Secrets #73, July-August 1965

The Star Reporter of Metropolis!, originally published in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #18, July 1960 

There are also two single-page filler features: Fingerprint Facts, as originally published in Batman #169, February 1965; and Amazing Ratios as originally published in Strange Adventures #137, February 1962.

The advertiser's date code on the rear cover is KGM.TT.1065

Superman Presents Tip Top Comic Monthly #3

KG Murray's Tip Top Comic Monthly #3 was published c.July 1965:

The cover image is cropped, originally appearing on DC Comics' The Doom Patrol #94:

The stories:

The Nightmare Fighters, originally published in The Doom Patrol #94, March 1965

The Day There Was No Jimmy Olsen, originally published in Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #25, December 1957

Beware the Weirdos, originally published in Tales of the Unexpected #88, April-May 1965

The Spectral Warrior!, originally published in The Ghost Rider #13, July-August 1953

The Chameleon Creature, originally published in Strange Adventures #175, April 1965

Twelve Hours of Fear!, originally published in Gang Busters #42, October-November 1954

A Job For Super-Dog, originally published in Superboy #56, April 1957

One-Man Planet!, originally published in Mystery In Space #26, June-July 1955

The Thing in Challenger Mountain, originally published in Challengers of the Unknown #22, October-November 1961

The advertiser's date code on the inner rear cover is KGM/TT.765