Leading Comics No. 1 Cover by Mort Meskin
The Seven Soldiers of Victory were a teaming of characters not quite as popular as other characters published by DC. And this is their first appearance as the team.
Unfortunately, Star Spangled Kid’s plus-one Stripesy doesn’t make the cover. I don’t know the significance of that, if there is one, but it seems sketchy to me.
Colour and trade dress by me.

Re-created trade dress added.

Original art scan from Heritage Auctions.

Art made production ready.

New colour version.

Re-created trade dress added.
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As published. This scan is from a facsimile edition of Batman No. 9.

Re-created layout and the recoloured cover.
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