Published: June-July 1955
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"Mission accomplished, master!"
"Our C-Bomb has struck the Earth!"
Pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
"I f-feel like I'm c-caught in an earthquake!"
"They're waiting for my commands!"
Story Featuring Space Cabbie [Space Cabby]
"Remember me, the space-cabby? I've got another strange story to tell you about the time I got tangled up with a counterfeiter who not only made phony duplicates of coins--but people too!"
The Space Cabbie (also known as Space Cabby) was first introduced in issue #21, but started being a regular feature with this issue. This story establishes that Space Cabby is right-handed. Pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
"The human eye isn't quite the reliable an instrument of sight most of use think it is."
"There's not much opportunity up here for me!"
"If it were not for the gravitational force of Earth, a man could jump into the air and continue to spring clear out into space."
Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll
"Tootsie Roll America's favorite candy"
A circus parade featuring two elephants holding a giant Tootsie Roll passes by a crowd of children who are eating various Toostie candy products.
Back cover.
Story Featuring Buzzy
"There's something I've been wanting to ask you, Dr. Norton..."
The inside back cover PSA is produced in sequential comics-art style.
"Boys and girls! Now you can get the official Superman playsuit... and join my fan club, too!"
"To the boys and girls of America..."
House ads for Strange Adventures (DC, 1950 series) #56 and My Greatest Adventure (1955 series) #3.
"Are you hurt, Fosdick?"
"Daisy gunbook ready!"
"Do you want spending money? Sell these popular Patriotic and Religious Mottoes"
Inside front cover.
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