Published: January 1951
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Pencils credit per Nick Caputo.
Extra-dimensional creatures accidentally capture a human fisherman.
Art credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
A young man grows up, captures the interplanetary thief, the Star Robber, and becomes a member of the Space Patrol.
Pencils credit from Bob Hughes. Writer and art credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
A naive, newly-built robot becomes involved with a group of bank robbers.
Writer and art credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
Detective Rafferty pursues crook Wilson into the future via Professor Fairchild's time travel ray.
Story Featuring Superboy
Superboy explains to a group of youngsters the advantages of cash over gifts for the needy.
A short science trivia quiz.
Story Featuring Professor Eureka
"I'll bring back some of the rarest wild flower specimens to the museum!"
Professor Eureka collects some poison ivy.
This story is on the upper two-thirds of the page between the text article and the Nestlé's Crunch advertisement.
An advertisement for Daisy Manufacturing's "Red Ryder Cowboy Carbine" and "Daisy Pump Gun" BB guns. Back cover.
An advertisement for National Radio Insitute's radio and television repair manuals. Inside back cover.
"Given - Given"
An advertisement recruiting salesmen for Wilson Chemical Co.'s "Cloverine Salve".
"New -- and Great!"
An in-house promotional advertisement for Big Town (DC, 1951 series) #1.
"Panic stalks the forest at the dread cry of 'Warpath!'"
An in-house promotional advertisement for Tomahawk (DC, 1950 series) #3.
"This Christmas ask Dad for a Roadmaster"
An advertisement for Roadmaster bicycles.
An in-house promotional announcement listing National Comics' "Editorial Advisory Board," made up of child psychologists and other behavior experts. This announcement is on the lower half of the page between the Fleer advertisement and the "I Am a Robot" story.
"It's a hold-up!"
A sequential art advertisement for Fleer's "Dubble Bubble" chewing gum. This advertisement is on the upper half of the page between the Columbia bicycle advertisement and the Editorial Advisory Board notice.
"Thrilling for features and fun!"
An advertisement for Westfield Manufacturing's "Columbia" bicycles. This advertisement is on the lower one-third of the page between the final page of the "Star Robber" story and the Fleer advertisement.
"There's a genuine Schwinn bike in every price class to suit you!"
An advertisement for Arnold, Schwinn and Co.'s "Schwinn" bicycles.
"What a gift!"
An advertisement for Kodak's "Brownie Hawkeye Flash" camera. Inside front cover.
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