Fantastic Four, #24 British

Published: March 1964

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Issue Contents:
The Infant Terrible!

Story Featuring Fantastic Four

"Our slightly sensational tale begins at the F.F. headquarters where a battery of reporters and photographers from "Life" magazine are conducting an interview..."

Storyline

An extra-terrestrial wreaks havoc in New York City, until Reed deduces that it is an infant and summons its parents.

Credits

Letter Column Featuring Fantastic 4 Fan Page

Credits
Story Notes

Includes a letter from Don Glut and Special Announcements Section.

"Make $5.00 to $20.00 a week extra operating this ‘Saturday morning shoe store’"

Story Notes

Back cover. Ad to earn money by selling shoes.

"Make $3 to $5 an hour starting soon"

Story Notes

Inside back cover. Ad for a home study course teaching radio and television repair.

My Secret New Dynaflex Method

"Boys! Men!"

Story Notes

Ad for a muscle building system.

"Give me just one evening and I'll teach you to hypnotize easily!"

Story Notes

Ad for hypnotism lessons.

Stamps; Shop by Mail

"Stamp collecting outfit"

Story Notes

Ad for stamps and other products, between story pages 20 and 21.

Stamps; Shop by Mail

"Terrific stamp bargain!"

Story Notes

Ad for stamps and other products, on lower half of page between story pages 19 and 20.

Ad Featuring Grit Newspaper

"Come on, fella grab the chance to make $1 to $5 weekly and win dandy prizes, too"

Storyline

Ad soliciting sellers of Grit newspaper.

Story Notes

On top half of page between story pages19 and 20.

Hypnotic-Coin
Story Notes

On lower half of page between story pages 14 and 15.

"Reward $11,750.00 for this coin!"

Story Notes

On top half of page between story pages 14 and 15.

"Are you proud of your paycheck?"

Story Notes

Ad for the Commercial Trades Institute. Between story pages 11 and 12.

Draw the First Day
Storyline

Ad for “Magic Art Reproducer” drawing aid from Norton Products.

Story Notes

Between story pages 6 and 7.

"Now you can solve "tough" math problems like this!"

Story Notes

Inside front cover. Ad for the E-Z Math program.