Credits

• Pencils: Curt Swan (uncertain)
• Inks: George Klein (uncertain)
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Storyline

The idol head of Shandu travels from hand to hand, granting the owners one wish. Every wish comes true, but with a curse attached. The only wish without a catch is one for the benefit of mankind.

Credits

• Pencils: Curt Swan
• Inks: George Klein

Storyline

Tom is tearing down the campaign posters of the candidate his father opposes, until Buzzy shows him that his father is much more fair-minded.

Characters

• Buzzy Brown

Credits

• Script: Jack Schiff
• Pencils: Win Mortimer
• Inks: Win Mortimer
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Storyline

A magic painter's brush travels from hand to hand, exposing bad people and helping the good ones.

Characters

• Princess Elena
• Sorcerer
• Ralph Cotton
• Lief Brogin
• Joe Meany
• George Rogers

Credits

• Pencils: Jim Mooney
• Inks: Jim Mooney

Credits

• Pencils: Ray Thompson
• Inks: Ray Thompson

Credits

• Script: Jack Schiff
• Pencils: Win Mortimer
• Inks: Win Mortimer

Storyline

Eli Thornton runs the town's "Animal Theater" with exhibits of wildlife. Mr. Redgrave and Mr. Kirkson threaten to ruin him if he's not able to pay his debts. Thornton upgrades his theater with a wild cat and a genuine werewolf. The werewolf, however, is newspaper reporter Ed Baker. He was killed by Kirkson and Redgrave and framed as a werewolf, because he was about to expose them as frauds.

Credits

• Pencils: Bob Brown
• Inks: Bob Brown

Storyline

Controversy about Harry Houdini's last message.

Credits

• Script: Jay Hero

Storyline

When actor Dick Mayhew begins to play the part of a famous escape artist for a film did the ghost of the escape artist help him with the stunts?

Characters

• Dick Mayhew
• Mr. Coombs (Movie Director)
• Lola Lamour

Credits

• Script: George Kashdan
• Pencils: Leonard Starr
• Inks: Leonard Starr