Issue Contents:
The Long Sleep!
Credits
- Pencils: Bill Everett
- Inks: Bill Everett
- Colors: Stan Goldberg
Story Notes
Coloring credit per Stan Goldberg.
A Witch by Night
Storyline
Ben meets young Abby and discovers she's a witch. Abby falls in love with him and, afraid of her power, he marries her.
Credits
- Pencils: John Forte
- Inks: John Forte
- Letters: Joe Letterese
Story Notes
A story that shares plot elements with The Twilight Zone's "It's A Good Life".
The Long Sleep!
"A shot rang out in the dark!"
Storyline
A criminal thinks he has shot a night watchman and goes into suspended animation for forty years so that the police will forget about him, but when he comes out of the suspended animation, he reads in the old newspaper that his partner was the one who wounded the night watchman earlier in the evening and the police never suspected him.
Credits
- Script: Carl Wessler
- Pencils: Gray Morrow
- Inks: Gray Morrow
- Letters: Gray Morrow
Story Notes
Wessler credit per biblio info published in Robin Snyder's The Comics Vol. 26, No. 4, April 2015.
Something Strange on the Sand!
Storyline
A man finds a city with a treasure that only appears once every several years and attempts to steal the treasure but fails.
Credits
- Pencils: Doug Wildey
- Inks: Doug Wildey
Trapped in the Dark!
Storyline
A swindler whose conscience is bothering him finds himself locked in an amusement park fun house where he sees visions of the people he has cheated.
Credits
- Pencils: Robert Q. Sale
- Inks: Robert Q. Sale
- Script: Jack Oleck
Robot Inventor
Storyline
A disgruntled janitor's obsessive effort to create a sweeping robot costs him his job and ends in failure, but only because he sees no use for a perpetual motion machine.
Story Notes
Original title: "The Inventor."
The Man Who Talked!
Storyline
A ventriloquist loses his dummy overboard and the island natives are about to destroy it when the ventriloquist speaks for the dummy many miles away.
Credits
- Pencils: Bob Powell
- Inks: Bob Powell
- Letters: Morrie Kuramoto
The Punishment of Paul Phillips!
Storyline
When a man testifying in court dreams of being executed due to circumstantial evidence he changes his attitude.
Credits
- Pencils: George Roussos
- Inks: George Roussos
- Letters: Ray Holloway