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| Date | | Number: 74 | Lang: English (en) | |||
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| Publication | July 1956 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: monthly except March and May | ||
| Cover | The Deserted City! | ||
| Content | Genre: Fantasy | ||
| Comic Story | The Enchanted Toolshed! (11 pages) | ||
| Content | Characters: Burton Terwilliger VI; Maria; Tim Sladen; Mr. Jupiter | ||
| Text Story | They Can't Hurt Me! (1 page) | ||
| Credits | Letters: typeset | ||
| Content | Characters: Peter Medford; Alfred Blakely | ||
| Comic Story | Fact or Fiction? (2 pages) | ||
| Synopsis | Howard Reeves finds a book from the future. | ||
| Content | Genre: Science Fiction | Characters: Howard Reeves | ||
| Comic Story | The Deserted City (6 pages) | ||
| Synopsis | Professor Terence Flemyng dreams that he causes the abandonment of New York City, but wakes and prevents it. However, there is some odd evidence that it was more than just a dream Dr. Flemyng had. | ||
| Content | Genre: Fantasy | Characters: Terence Flemyng; Parker | ||
| Credits | Letters: typeset | ||
| Notes | Letters from Morris Eliafson, Alan Martinez, Katie R. Tomasso, Edward Martinson, and A. R. Mendes. | ||
| Comic Story | The Gypsies! (7 pages) | ||
| Synopsis | Gypsies take their revenge on Nazi Ludwig Brenner, even though there are no gypsies left in Germany. | ||
| Content | Genre: Horror-suspense | Characters: Karl Stekel; Ludwig Brenner; Marla | ||
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