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Story featuring Human Torch, Story featuring Blonde Phantom

Credits:

• Pencils: Vince Alascia
• Inks: Vince Alascia

The Case of the Granite Bandit!

Story featuring Human Torch

Storyline: Two ex-cons get an idea for revenge on B.P. by having a little orphan girl interrupt B.P.'s benefit show at the orphanage and tell how B.P. wants kids to grow up criminals so that she can get credit for arresting them. B.P. interrogates the child and learns the two thugs have kidnapped her brother to make her go along with their plan. B.P. posses as a cab driver to learn the men's hideout address and goes to free the girl's brother and apprehend the hoods. The girl goes on stage and admits the whole thing she said earlier was a fabrication.

Credits:

• Pencils: Mike Sekowsky

Decision... No Contest!

Story featuring Namor the Sub-Mariner

Storyline: The Sub-Mariner incongruously judges a baby beauty contest.

Credits:

• Pencils: Mike Sekowsky

The Terrifying Ghosts from the Unknown!

Story featuring Sun Girl

Storyline: Sun Girl fights the legions of Kain of the other-dimensional land of Uncara.

Credits:

• Pencils: Mike Sekowsky
• Inks: Carl Burgos

The Landing

My Friend Gilly

Story featuring Namor the Sub-Mariner

Storyline: Namor meets Henry Entwhistle and his imaginary friend Gilly, who rides on his shoulder and hates water. After encountering Black Mike and his crew, Gilly changes his mind about water (and speaks in the last panel, so maybe he's not so imaginary after all).

Credits:

• Pencils: Carl Burgos
• Inks: Carl Burgos

Benefit Show for Horror!

Story featuring Blonde Phantom

Storyline: Nails and his pal set up the Blonde Phantom during a charity benefit by making a little girl tell the audience that the Blonde Phantom wants to make kids into crooks so she can catch them when they grow up. The (incredibly gullible and shallow) audience demands the Blonde Phantom be punished. Instead, she rescues the little girl's brother from the crooks (which is how they coerced her into cooperating) and clears her name.

Credits:

• Pencils: Bill Molno

The Imp of the Violin!

Story featuring Captain America

Storyline: The imp of the violin makes life difficult for Vincent Varl when he has to start playing Jazz instead of classical in order to make a living. But exposure to the club scene and pretty girls changes the imp's mind and he becomes a jazz fan.

Credits:

• Pencils: Al Avison
• Inks: Al Gabriele
• Inks: Vince Alascia

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