Published: October 1954
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"Can sheer force of mind lift a mountain?"
"Which of these two pictures is the true version of the first Earth visitors from another world?"
Pencils and inks credits confirmed by Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
"Train--leave the tracks and rise in the air!"
"Come on, Space-men! We've got to drive those Martians off the Earth!"
"The rings of Saturn are only 10 miles thick!"
Story Featuring Captain Comet
"This thinking machine has begun to act on its own!"
"Here's comfort in a shoe that's virile, our new two-eyelet style, the Tyrol."
Back cover.
Ad Featuring Jowett Institute of Physical Training
"How in 10 minutes of fun a day you can become an amazing new 3-D he-man like we did"
Inside back cover.
"March with Our Fighting Forces in thundering action along every front!"
"How many of us have watched a youngster spin a top on the ground and regard it only as an amusing plaything?"
Contains three articles: 1. The Amazing Spinning Top! 2. The Radioactive Gun! 3. World's Greatest Explosion!
"In a vacuum, a bullet that is dropped from a hand…"
Ad Featuring Dubble Bubble Gum
"Look - There's Ruffy!"
"If a small steel ball dropped into a tall jar of water…"
Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll
"Peanuts popcorn and Tootsie Rolls"
Story Featuring Buzzy
"Gosh, Joe, you can't quit school just like that!"
Inside front cover, PSA which has been done in a sequential comics story style.
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