Issue Contents:
Escape...To What?
Credits
- Pencils: Sol Brodsky (uncertain)
- Inks: Sol Brodsky (uncertain)
- Colors: Stan Goldberg
Story Notes
Colors: Goldberg credited by himself.
The Tin Cup
Storyline
An actor poses as crippled, scarred and blind in one eye so as to bilk people out of sympathy money but then fate conspires to inflict such deformities upon him for real.
Credits
- Pencils: Don Perlin
- Inks: Abe Simon
Bill and the Beanstalk
Credits
- Pencils: Gene Colan
- Inks: Gene Colan
He Died Screaming
Storyline
A man doesn't want his daughter to learn where he keeps his money so he shuts himself in with it, only remembering too late that his hiding place is soundproof and airtight.
Credits
- Pencils: Jack Keller
- Inks: Jack Keller
Crazy
Storyline
A motorist hits a pedestrian and keeps going. When he gets to a small town the people observe him strangely and he thinks they must not get many visitors. They gather around his car with sticks and rope. They bind him and he asks them if they are crazy. It turns out the body of the man he struck is still in the car's grill.
Credits
- Script: Stan Lee
- Pencils: Jerry Robinson
- Inks: Jerry Robinson
Escape…To What?
Storyline
A man tries to escape from Hell and fails.
Credits
- Pencils: Myron Fass (uncertain)
- Inks: Myron Fass (uncertain)
- Inks: Manny Stallman (uncertain)
Story Notes
Fass credit per Atlas Tales. Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr. thinks this might be inks by Manny Stallman.
The Slave
Storyline
Sailor Joe Garcy travels to South America to seek his fortune. Discovering that Inca natives traditionally bury their dead with their belongings, he begins robbing crypts in search of riches. During a funeral procession, he disguises himself as an Inca slave to gain access to the burial vault. Once inside however, all of the slaves, including Joe Garcy, are sealed up behind the walls to die.
Credits
- Pencils: Ed Winiarski
- Inks: Ed Winiarski