Art credits verified by Roy Thomas.
Scripter's identity suggested by the Who's Who.
The story title is taken from the cover blurb.
Scripter's identity suggested by the Who's Who.
Peddy credit suggested by the Who's Who.
Story is continued from the previous issue.
The last half-page of the story features an illustrated advertisement from the Crowell-Collier Publishing Company, encouraging readers to sell just three magazines for their company, and earn money and prizes for doing so.
Possible artists for this strip in 1940 include Nick Cardy, Gene Fawcette, and Charles Sultan.
Oddity: In this story, the spelling of the doctor and his daughter's last names are alternately known as "Coran" and "Curan", and the daughter's name is now Sandra (it was Nancy in issue #1).
The giant's heads are of "husband and wife".
Script credit suggested by the Who's Who.
HS notes that, despite the Golden credit, the art looks more like Malcolm Kildale than Golden.
The final panel blurb provides the title to next issue's story, "The Dragon God".