Published: February 1957
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Story Featuring Darwin Jones
"That convict's last request before walking the last mile was for those toy balloons! Why?"
"This anti-matter explosion about to be set off up here is a menace to me!"
An inker was not listed in the editorial records, but art scholars believe Bernard Sachs was the inker.
"Those people in the air! They must be riding an invisible Ferris wheel!"
An accident causes Arthur Gail to lose the ability to see anything that is not organic which allows him to clear himself when charged with stealing his companies secret formula.
"Thunderclaps from that cloud--sounding like a human voice!"
"The space-adventures you write are so vivid, Hal Crane... as if you actually live them!"
Ad Featuring Wilson Chemical Company Cloverine Brand Salve
"Jumpin' Jupiter! You're sure sizzling th' ol' rocket today, Ted!"
Sold by Wilson Chemical Company. Back cover.
Ad Featuring Stephens Credit Sales Mottoes
Inside back cover.
Ad Featuring 100 Toy Soldiers
"To the boys and girls of America..."
Story Featuring Spotlight on Science
"At first thought, it would hardly seem possible that there could be any striking similarities between the life processes of two such widely different types of living things as plants and animals."
Ad Featuring Smith Brothers Cough Drops
"We love those Smith Brothers Wild Cherry cough drops!"
Ad Featuring Daisy Air Rifles / Daisy B-B Guns
"Started by the ancient Greeks, the Olympic games stand for international friendship through fine sportsmanship."
Feature on 1956 Winter Olympics.
This PSA is produced in sequential comics-art style.
Story Featuring Amazing Ratios!
"If the world's tallest tree (the 273-foot tall, 101-foot round "General Sherman" in Sequoia National Park, California) were cut up, it could furnish enough wood to supply a box of matches to every person on Earth."
Inside front cover.
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