Issue Contents:
The Man Who Changed!
Credits
- Pencils: Bill Everett
- Inks: Bill Everett
- Colors: Stan Goldberg
Story Notes
Colors: Goldberg credited by himself.
The Man Who Changed
Storyline
A timid, unimpressive man stays behind to witness an H Bomb test on an island with the guinea pigs figuring that any change will be an improvement. The bomb flash blinds and burns him, but when he recovers in the hospital, he finds that he has grown taller, powerfully built and handsome. He resolves to leave the institution, although the personnel attempt to restrain him for fear of his contamination, and marry the girl he's wild about. She reacts in fear to his presence though, and all people shun him. He returns to the test island where the guinea pigs accept him.
Credits
- Pencils: Bill Benulis
- Inks: Jack Abel
Story Notes
Art identification by Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr. Previous indexer www.atlastales.com suggested Mike Sekowsky for pencils. Job number added by Tom Lammers.
The Sentence!
Story Notes
Spot illustration by unidentified artist.
If Looks Could Kill!
Storyline
When a beautiful woman cheats a smitten scientist out of ten thousand dollars to gamble with, he gets revenge by transforming her ageless beauty into stone.
Credits
- Pencils: Harry Anderson
- Inks: Harry Anderson
Story Notes
Job number added by Tom Lammers.
The Hungry Jaws
Storyline
A plantation owner attempts to buy time to ignite a moat defense against swarming ants by sacrificing his workers to them, but even though the ploy works, the ants cross over the burning moat by crossing over the dead ant corpses and kill him.
Credits
- Pencils: Gene Colan
- Inks: Gene Colan
Story Notes
Job number added by Tom Lammers.
House ad for Menace #5 (1)
Story Notes
"The Magazine that Has Taken America by Storm!" (sequence info from Tom Lammers)
Joe's Weak Spot
Storyline
A man finds that he cannot be the boxer he wants to be with his literal glass jaw.
Credits
- Pencils: Bill Walton
- Inks: Bill Walton
Story Notes
Job number added by Tom Lammers.
The Mental Case
Storyline
A psychologist treats a man who claims to have a demon in his head and ends up with it himself.
Credits
- Pencils: Sid Greene
- Inks: Sid Greene
- Letters: Morrie Kuramoto
Story Notes
Art identification by Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr. Previous indexer suggested Reed Crandall ? for pencils and inks. Job number added by Tom Lammers.