Issue Contents:
The Man Who Could Change People!
Credits
- Pencils: Curt Swan
- Inks: Murphy Anderson (uncertain)
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Now More Than Ever-
Featuring The Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
Story Notes
Inside front cover.
The Man Who Could Change People
Storyline
Professor Kley claims his ability to transform people into animals. He demonstrates so on a home stage. But a reporter and his fiancée investigate and discover a hoax.
Credits
- Pencils: Curt Swan
Story Notes
First-person narrative.
"I'm scared! This really is a tough neighborhood!"
Credits
- Pencils: Ray Thompson
- Inks: Ray Thompson
Editorial Advisory Board
Story Notes
Includes a plug for The Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.
The Curse of the Golden Secret!
Storyline
A chemist dabbles with the powers of ancient alchemy and creates gold. There's a curse attached, however, and Corbin loses everything in the process.
Credits
- Pencils: Leonard Starr
- Inks: Leonard Starr
Story Notes
First-person narrative.
Fast Footwork Foils Foreign Agent
Phantom Pilot!
Storyline
A pilot sees the ghost of a friend who's been killed just the other day.
The Winged Demon!
Storyline
Ward Creed killed a man to steal his precious pearls, but is haunted by the victim’s pet albatross Sinbad. The big bird keeps attacking Creed until he collapses and confesses to murder.
Credits
- Pencils: Ed Smalle
- Inks: Howard Sherman
Story Notes
First-person narrative.
The Devil Rider
Storyline
Accounts of supernatural phenomena.
Credits
- Script: Jay Hero
- Pencils: Luca Maresca
- Inks: Luca Maresca
Story Notes
Text is accompanied by small illo.
Reflection of Death!
Storyline
A sick person mustn't see himself in a mirror.
"Last Mile" Martin
Storyline
The murderer James Martin is pardoned because the electric chair is not functioning. Stepping outside he is killed accidentally by a ricocheting bullet.
Credits
- Pencils: Jerry Grandenetti
- Inks: Jerry Grandenetti
Peter Porkchops Learns "Carelessness Is No Joke!"
Credits
- Script: Jack Schiff
- Pencils: Otto Feuer
- Inks: Otto Feuer
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
Inside back cover.
Story Notes
Back cover.