- Script
- Stan Lee ? (plot); Larry Lieber ? (script)
- Pencils
- Jack Kirby
- Inks
- Dick Ayers
- Colors
- Stan Goldberg
- Letters
- Artie Simek
- Job Number
- V-628
- Genre
- horror-suspense
- Characters
- Frank Atwell
- Synopsis
- Frank Atwell can't sleep because he has nightmares in which a monster tries to catch him. His doctor sedates him and he sleeps so heavily that the monster catches him before he can wake up. He discovers his dream world is the real world, and he is its king, while the mundane world was a dream, or was it?
- Reprints
Script by Bob Bailey, 2008-08-12 (Per Sandell ed.)
- Script
- ?
- Letters
- typeset
- Job Number
- H-254
- Genre
- fantasy-supernatural
- Characters
- Bill Jordan
- Synopsis
- A mysterious salesman offers a product that can do anything, but his customer decides that his ordinary contentment is better than the risk of the unknown.
- Reprints
The first page of this story is printed between the pages of "I Dream of Doom!", while the second page is printed between "Beware the Future Man!" and "The Clock-Maker!". The last page is split with the statement of ownership.
- Script
- Stan Lee ? (plot); Larry Lieber ? (script)
- Pencils
- Jack Kirby
- Inks
- Dick Ayers
- Colors
- Stan Goldberg
- Letters
- Ray Holloway ?; Artie Simek (splash)
- Job Number
- V-629
- Genre
- science fiction
- Characters
- Robert Saunders; Omor
- Synopsis
- Robert Saunders wants to build a sub-oceanic tunnel from North America to Europe. He discovers a gentle underground civilization and he destroys the tunnel to protect them from the upper world.
- Reprints
The last page includes an advertisement for Fantastic Four (Marvel, 1961 series), also by Lee and Kirby. Bill Everett inker credit changed based on information from the Atlas/Timely discussion list. Script added by Bob Bailey, 2005-08-12 (Per Sandell ed.)
- Script
- Stan Lee ? (plot); Larry Lieber ? (script)
- Pencils
- Don Heck (signed as Don Heck)
- Inks
- Don Heck (signed as Don Heck)
- Colors
- Stan Goldberg
- Letters
- Artie Simek
- Job Number
- V-630
- Genre
- science fiction
- Characters
- Elsa Peterson
- Synopsis
- A gangster tries to escape the police by forcing an old man to take him to another state. The old man turns out to be from the future and is looking for a male specimen to put on display.
- Reprints
Script and synopsis by Bob Bailey, 2005-08-12 (Per Sandell ed.)
- Letters
- typeset
This shares the last page of "The Universal Gadget". Average circulation of each issue published October 1960–September 1961 (issues #82–92, despite monthly cover dates): 191,261.
- Script
- Stan Lee (signed as )
- Pencils
- Steve Ditko (signed as )
- Inks
- Steve Ditko (signed as )
- Colors
- Stan Goldberg
- Letters
- Artie Simek
- Job Number
- V-627
- Genre
- science fiction
- Synopsis
- The Clock-Maker cannot stand anything that's not perfect. When his bookkeeper makes a mistake it sounds like he has killed him. The local police arrive to discover the bookkeeper was a clockwork man and the Clock-Maker was repairing him.
- Reprints
The last page includes an advertisement for Amazing Adult Fantasy (Marvel, 1961 series), also by Lee and Ditko. Synopsis by Bob Bailey, 2005-08-12 (Per Sandell ed.)