Published: August 1962
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Ben Harrow invents a nerve gas that turns people into mindless slaves, but he learns that a civilization of mindless slaves will not work.
Joe Sinnott stated that he ghosted pencilled stories for Paul Reinman at Marvel and 4 for ACG. He even drew the portrait of Reinman on the splash page. http://joesinnott.com/home/othercomics.html (website accessed 2011.02.02)
Letters from Paul Booher, Jr., Don Dohler, Allen Mefferd, Bryan Hanson, Katherine Goodenow, Bob Brannon, Beverly Sims, and Hago Chakmakjian.
Appears on back cover.
Ad Featuring Johnson Smith & Co. Catalog
Advertisement for "magic art reproducer". Appears after the last story.
Ad Featuring Honor House Products Novelties
Advertisement for bicycle accessories, from Honor House Products.
Advertisement for insect collecting kit, from Honor House Products. Appears after page 4 of last story.
Advertisement for an electric motor, from NPR Sales.
Advertisement for Grog, a prehistoric monster, that contains a plant that grows to form the "tail", from Western World Products.
Sold by House of a Thousand Mysteries. Appears after page 6 of the first story.
Advertisement for coin bank that looks like a miniature dresser, from Medford Products.
Advertisement for life-like 10 foot long snake from Medford Products.
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