Marvel: August 1961 Omnibus

(2021)

Introduction (Table of Contents: 1)

foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Tom Brevoort (credited)

Letters

typeset

[Kathy #13 Cover] (Table of Contents: 2)

Kathy [Carter] / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited) (signed as Stan Goldberg)

Inks

Stan Goldberg ?; Sol Brodsky (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

Her Hair-Brained Scheme! (Table of Contents: 3)

Kathy [Carter] / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-327

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

Straight A's (Table of Contents: 4)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Tom Sawyer

Inks

Tom Sawyer

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

K-212

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Text story with illustration.

Kathy Stops to Shop (Table of Contents: 5)

Kathy [Carter] / comic story / 4 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-332

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

Kathy's Cut-Out / Play Clothes (Table of Contents: 6)

Kathy [Carter] / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-317

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper doll.

The Quaint Paint (Table of Contents: 7)

Kathy [Carter] / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-316

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

Can You Find the Real Kathy??? (Table of Contents: 8)

Kathy [Carter] / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-317

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

The Peach on the Beach! (Table of Contents: 9)

Kathy [Carter] / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall (Table of Contents: 10)

Kathy [Carter] / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-316

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

Let's Look at Liz (Table of Contents: 11)

activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-317

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper Doll.

You Draw the Design! (Table of Contents: 12)

activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-317

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

How Hi Is Fi? (Table of Contents: 13)

Kathy [Carter] / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-331

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #13 (October 1961)

Sserpo, the Creature Who Crushed the World!! (Table of Contents: 14)

cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-337

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Sserpo

Reprints

• from Amazing Adventures (Marvel, 1961 series) #6 (November 1961)

Keywords

monsters

Sserpo! The Creature Who Crushed the Earth! (Table of Contents: 15)

comic story / 13 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-337

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Sserpo; Thomas Burke; Henry Burke; Anne Burke

Synopsis

A growth serum is abandoned and eaten by a lizard, which grows big enough to menace the Earth. The world is only saved when a scientist, the great-grandson of the inventor of the serum, contacts aliens on Jupiter, who use their advanced technology to restore the creature to normal.

Reprints

• from Amazing Adventures (Marvel, 1961 series) #6 (November 1961)

Keywords

monsters

Indexer Notes

George Olshevsky's Marvel Comics Index credits Stan Lee as sole writer.

Muscle Man (Table of Contents: 16)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

?

Inks

?

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

J-849

Genre

horror-suspense

Characters

Jimmy Binn; Tooloo

Synopsis

An ordinary man envies body-builders on the beach, and a strange figure teaches him about the strength of his own mind.

Reprints

• from Amazing Adventures (Marvel, 1961 series) #6 (November 1961)
which is reprinted
• from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #48 (July 1956)

Indexer Notes

Text story with illustration.

The Fourth Man! (Table of Contents: 17)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Steve Ditko (credited)

Inks

Steve Ditko (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-339

Genre

fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Ben; Spade; Mr. White

Synopsis

Two thugs attempt to mug a kindly old man in the park when a statue comes to his aid.

Reprints

• from Amazing Adventures (Marvel, 1961 series) #6 (November 1961)

Krogg! (Table of Contents: 18)

Dr. Droom / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Paul Reinman (credited) (signed as Paul Reinman)

Inks

Paul Reinman (credited) (signed as Paul Reinman)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-338

Genre

superhero; fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Dr. Anthony Droom [later retroactively renamed Doctor Druid]; Krogg

Synopsis

Dr. Droom investigates the disappearance of several houses, and finds that an alien disguised as a scientist is to blame.

Reprints

• from Amazing Adventures (Marvel, 1961 series) #6 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Doctor Droom next appears as Doctor Druid in the Incredible Hulk (Marvel, 1968 series) #210 (April 1977). The character had been renamed in reprints appearing in Weird Wonder Tales to avoid confusion with Dr. Doom.

George Olshevsky's Marvel Comics Index credits Stan Lee as sole writer.
Story carries the over-title "Dr. Droom Defies the Menace Called…".

The Spider Strikes! (Table of Contents: 19)

cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Genre

science fiction

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #73 (October 1961)

Keywords

monsters

Where Will You Be, When...The Spider Strikes! (Table of Contents: 20)

comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-344

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Prof. Robert Carter

Synopsis

A physicist working at an atomic research lab in New Mexico goes into work one day with a spider in his pants cuff. The creature is bombarded by the atomic rays and grows to a huge size, gaining the power to think and speak, and then attacks the humans. The physicist tricks the spider into snagging a test missile in its web and when it climbs towards it, the missile detonates and kills the spider.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #73 (October 1961)

Keywords

monsters

The Thread (Table of Contents: 21)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

?

Inks

?

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

A-786

Genre

horror-suspense

Characters

Matt Anderson; Midget Morgan/Count Morgan; Dr. Waynne

Synopsis

The mysterious death of a scientist reveals a mystical device and leads to the death of a centuries-old Italian count.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #73 (October 1961)
which is reprinted
• from Journey into Unknown Worlds (Marvel, 1950 series) #13 (October 1952)

Indexer Notes

Text story with illustration. The events of this story are dated January 8, 1952.

What Lurks on Channel X? (Table of Contents: 22)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-345

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Bill Jones; Ruth Jones; Mr. Cragley; Jordan

Synopsis

A couple with a nasty landlord get a free TV set from a stranger. It is a device sent by aliens to enslave Earth by hypnotizing people through the sets in preparation for their landing force. The couple snap out of the hypnosis and the aliens from Pluto realize that their plan has failed and leave Earth. It turns out the landlord took down the antenna that the couple had set up to improve reception of the set, and the couple express their overwhelming gratitude to the puzzled landlord.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #73 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Narrated in the first person.

Menace from Mars! (Table of Contents: 23)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Don Heck (credited)

Inks

Don Heck (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-346

Genre

science fiction

Synopsis

Martians come to Earth to discover if humans represent a threat to them. They question a human using a machine to verify his answers, and find that he is totally free of greed, hatred or deceit. The Martians leave satisfied, unaware that they questioned a mental patient.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #73 (October 1961)

One Look Means Doom! (Table of Contents: 24)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Steve Ditko (credited)

Inks

Steve Ditko (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-347

Genre

horror-suspense

Characters

Charles Grey; Sarah Grey; Medusa the Gorgon

Synopsis

A couple moves to a cursed castle and the man discovers the imprisoned Medusa. When her powers do not affect him she thinks they have disappeared and accidentally turns herself to stone, not knowing the man is blind.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #73 (October 1961)

[Life With Millie #13 Cover] (Table of Contents: 25)

Millie the Model / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (signed as STAN GOLDBERG)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Genre

humor; teen

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)

A Passion for Fashion! (Table of Contents: 26)

Millie the Model / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-348

Genre

humor; teen

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)

Let's Hurry to Hanover! (Table of Contents: 27)

Millie the Model / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-340

Genre

humor; teen

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)

Millie's Merry Pin-Up (Table of Contents: 28)

Millie the Model / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-341

Genre

humor; teen

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper Doll.

Chili's Classy Cut-Outs / Summer Fun Outfits (Table of Contents: 29)

Millie the Model / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-341

Genre

humor; teen

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper Doll.

Car Crazy (Table of Contents: 30)

Millie the Model / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-340

Genre

humor; teen

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)

The Eyes Have It! (Table of Contents: 31)

Millie the Model / comic story / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-350

Genre

humor; teen

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)

The Boy Friends (Table of Contents: 32)

Millie the Model / text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

G-527

Genre

humor; teen

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)
which is reprinted
• from Kathy (Marvel, 1959 series) #1 (October 1959)

Yep, She's Got Pep! (Table of Contents: 33)

Millie the Model / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-340

Genre

humor; teen

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse! (Table of Contents: 34)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited, signed)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-341

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper Doll.

Millie Loves Gloves! (Table of Contents: 35)

Millie the Model / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-341

Genre

humor; teen

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Fashion Page.

Millie and Clicker Go Pfffft! (Table of Contents: 36)

Millie the Model / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-349

Genre

humor; teen

Reprints

• from Life with Millie (Marvel, 1960 series) #13 (October 1961)

Patsy Walker a Bride?? (Table of Contents: 37)

Patsy Walker / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Characters

Patsy Walker; Buzz Baxter; Hedy Wolfe; Nancy Brown

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)

Keywords

wedding

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 38)

Patsy Walker / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-360

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Gosh, gals, don't weddings just make you feel tingly all over?

Genre

humor; teen

Characters

Patsy Walker; Nancy Brown; Hedy Wolfe; Patsy's parents; John F. Kennedy; Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy; Mitch Miller; Elvis Presley; Yul Brynner; Fred MacMurray; Elizabeth Taylor

Synopsis

Patsy daydreams about marrying Buzz.

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Various celebrities appear in a one-panel dream sequence, including President John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) and his wife Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy (1929-1994), chorus leader Mitch Miller (1911-2010), singer Elvis Presley (1935-1977), and actors Yul Brynner (1920-1985), Fred MacMurray (1908-1991), and Elizabeth Taylor (1932-2011). Three other characters are not yet identified.

Patsy's outfit by Janice Bragg, Huntington, West Virginia, Nan's outfit by Karen Gaska, Yonkers, New York, Hedy's outfit by [name missing], Brattleboro, Vermont, Hedy and Nan's outfit by Barbara Holt, San Antonio, Texas and Patsy's gown by Fay Bramhall, Dover Delaware.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 39)

Patsy Walker / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-342

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Oh, what a lovely day!

Genre

humor; teen

Characters

Patsy Walker

Synopsis

Patsy hopes to get a tan on a sunny day.

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 40)

Patsy Walker / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-342

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Like the new slacks I bought, Nan?

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Characters

Patsy Walker; Nan Brown

Synopsis

Patsy tries to fix the one leg that is shorter on her slacks.

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Patsy's slacks by Laverne Moss, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Nan's blouse by Carol Moore, Julian, Pennsylvania, Nan's skirt by Jean Forey, Kearney, Nebraska, Patsy's blouse by Diane Steele, Franklin Park, New Jersey.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 41)

Patsy's Fashion Cut-Out! / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-343

Genre

fashion; teen

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper doll with clothes designed by readers William Vaughn, Lorna Mose, Nataly Kazulen and Lucienne Jammers.

The Long & Short of It (Table of Contents: 42)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

? (illustration)

Inks

? (illustration)

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

A-915

Genre

romance; teen

Characters

Laurie Townson; Maggie Grant; Jerry; Tom; Harold Roundplum; Millie

Synopsis

With the prom coming up, Laurie is without a date.

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)
which is reprinted
• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #43 (November 1952)

Indexer Notes

Text story reprinted with a new illustration.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 43)

Patsy Walker / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-342

First Line of Dialogue or Text

C'mon, Patsy, let's go for a dip!

Genre

humor; teen

Characters

Patsy Walker; Hedy Wolfe; Nancy Brown; Buzz Baxter

Synopsis

The girls spend the afternoon at an ocean beach.

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Patsy's swim suit by Gloria Wharton, Andrews, Texas, Hedy's swim suit by Pamela Cashdy, Hutchinson, Kansas and Nan's swim suit by Kathy Rogers, Park Ridge, Illinois.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 44)

Patsy and Hedy's Coloring Page / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-343

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Gee, look at that man with the beard!

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Characters

Patsy Walker; Nan Brown; Hedy Wolfe; man with a beard; chauffeur

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Costumes by Amy Pritchett, Thomaston, Alabama, Hedy's dress by Phyllis Terrell, Dayton, Ohio, Nan's outfit by Margie Ferracane, Stony Point, New York and Patsy's dress by Sandra Alloway, McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 45)

Patsy Walker / comic story / 4 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-363

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Hello, peasants!

Genre

humor; teen

Characters

Patsy Walker; Hedy Wolfe; Nancy Brown; Tubs Wilson; Buzz Baxter

Synopsis

Hedy has big news to tell the gang.

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)

Keywords

New York Stock Exchange

Indexer Notes

Patsy's outfit by Eileen Vallely, New York, New York, Hedy's outfit by Anna Nelson, New Orleans, Louisianna and Nan's outfit by Jerrilyn La Hart, Lake Placid, New York.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 46)

Patsy's Fashion Parade / cartoon / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-343

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Gee, this is a wonderful dance, Buzz dear!

Genre

fashion; romance; teen

Characters

Patsy Walker; Hedy Wolfe; Nancy Brown; Tubs Wilson; Buzz Baxter; Ronnie Robbins

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Patsy's gown by Amilda Castro, Brooklyn, New York, Hedy's gown by Greta Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio and Nan's gown by Nancy Gustin, Bismark, North Dakota.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 47)

Batty about Blouses! / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-343

First Line of Dialogue or Text

One thing no teen-age girl ever has enough of is a collection of blouses!

Genre

fashion; teen

Characters

Patsy Walker

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper doll with blouses designed by readers Joyce Young, June Beaty, Debbie Oosewdorp, Terry Lee Swart, Judy Ragsdale and Jean Rivera.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 48)

Patsy Walker / comic story / 4 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-362

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Hi, kids! Goin' in to buy a swim suit?

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Characters

Patsy Walker; Hedy Wolfe; Nancy Brown; Mr. Styles

Synopsis

Patsy and Hedy both want the same red swimsuit.

Reprints

• from Patsy Walker (Marvel, 1945 series) #97 (October 1961)

Indexer Notes

Patsy's dress by Brenda Ross, Brooklyn, New York, Hedy's outfit by Martha Greene, Miami, Florida, Nan's outfit by Louise Rosen, Chicago, Illinois, Hedy's swimsuit by Trudy Shields, Groton, Connecticut, Patsy's suit by Betsy Wills, St. Louis, Missouri, Patsy's swimsuit by Dennise Martin, Tampa, Florida, Red swimsuit by Beverly Motzenby, Phoenix, Arizona, Hedy's swimsuit by Irene Daley, Crowell, Indiana, Hedy's swimsuit by Betty Marsh, Detroit, Michigan and Patsy's swimsuit by Wilma Berger, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Previous indexing credited lettering to Ray Holloway, marked uncertain.

The Creature from Krogarr! (Table of Contents: 49)

cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

I-have-come-to-take-you-to-Krogarr!!

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Joe Hanson; Creature from Krogarr

Reprints

• from Tales to Astonish (Marvel, 1959 series) #25 (November 1961)

I Was Captured by the Creature from Krogarr! (Table of Contents: 50)

comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Ray Holloway (credited)

Job Number

V-351

First Line of Dialogue or Text

I've always been a happy-go-lucky guy!

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Joe Hanson; Clara Hanson; Creature from Krogarr

Synopsis

A dissolute human is targeted by an alien that can transport items through television sets, but he is saved by his failure to pay the electric bill.

Reprints

• from Tales to Astonish (Marvel, 1959 series) #25 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Narrated in the first person.

The Party (Table of Contents: 51)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

?

Inks

?

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

J-959

First Line of Dialogue or Text

With a flower in his button-hole, a broad smile on his face, and a...

Genre

humor

Characters

Mr. Braggle

Synopsis

A salesman trying to unload some oil stocks thinks that he’s found a rich mark, but instead walks into a party of talking dogs.

Reprints

• from Tales to Astonish (Marvel, 1959 series) #25 (November 1961)
which is reprinted
• from Mystical Tales (Marvel, 1956 series) #2 (August 1956)

Indexer Notes

Text story with illustration.

Behold Him! He Is the Martian! (Table of Contents: 52)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-352

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Wanna see how it feels to be the first man to Mars?

Genre

science fiction

Characters

"Danny Blake"; Agent X

Synopsis

A spy from Jupiter disguised as a human stows away on the first rocket from Earth to Mars. The pilot is a Martian spy disguised as Earthman Dan Blake whose mission is to radio back to Earth that a radiation belt with fatal effects makes attempting to reach Mars too dangerous so Earthmen will give up their attempts to reach Mars. The spy from Jupiter overcomes the Martian and radios Jupiter that travel to Mars is safe, and then radios the Martian's story back to Earth so as to discourage Earthlings from space flight.

Reprints

• from Tales to Astonish (Marvel, 1959 series) #25 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Narrated in the first person.

The Gypsy's Revenge! (Table of Contents: 53)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Don Heck (credited)

Inks

Don Heck (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-353

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Some there are, who are the victims of criminals...

Genre

horror-suspense

Characters

Monk Morgan

Synopsis

An American criminal robs an old gypsy man, ignoring his pleas and curses. When he returns to the United States he sees a fortune teller at a circus, and finds the tent suspended in the void, with the fortune teller revealed as the old man.

Reprints

• from Tales to Astonish (Marvel, 1959 series) #25 (November 1961)

Where Lurks the Ghost! (Table of Contents: 54)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Steve Ditko (credited)

Inks

Steve Ditko (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-354

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Joe, are you still saving these whacky clippings about haunted houses?

Genre

horror-suspense

Characters

Joe; Mike

Synopsis

A man spends the night in a haunted house with the house’s caretaker. He thinks that he didn’t see a ghost, but the caretaker was killed years ago.

Reprints

• from Tales to Astonish (Marvel, 1959 series) #25 (November 1961)

Outlaw Town! (Table of Contents: 55)

Kid Colt / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Genre

western-frontier

Characters

Kid Colt [Blaine Colt]; Marshal Sam Hawk; Jesse James; Johnny Ringo; Drago Dalton

Reprints

• from Kid Colt Outlaw (Marvel, 1949 series) #101 (November 1961)

When the Outlaws Strike! Part One (Table of Contents: 56)

Kid Colt / comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Jack Keller (credited) (signed as Jack Keller)

Inks

Jack Keller (credited) (signed as Jack Keller)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

?

Job Number

V-355

Genre

western-frontier

Characters

Kid Colt [Blaine Colt]; Steel; Drago Dalton; Jim Dancer; Four-Finger Gill; Cotton Gray; Marshal Sam Hawk; Lucy Hawk; Jesse James; Cross-Draw Murdock; Johnny Ringo

Synopsis

Sam Hawk's daughter convinces Kid Colt to rescue him from a town run by outlaws.

Reprints

• from Kid Colt Outlaw (Marvel, 1949 series) #101 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Sam Hawk last appears in issue #98 (May 1961) and next appears in continuity in issue #121 (March 1965), in issue #111 (July 1963) there is a redrawing of the first three Sam Hawk stories in past continuity. Drago Dalton last appears in issue #97 (March 1961).

Treasure Trail (Table of Contents: 57)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Joe Maneely (signed as M.)

Inks

Joe Maneely (signed as M.)

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

G-863

Genre

western-frontier

Characters

Grangely Barton; Bligh Conan; Miles Frazer

Synopsis

A prominent citizen wins a dispute over an old theatre by finding a treasure thought to be lost forever.

Reprints

• from Kid Colt Outlaw (Marvel, 1949 series) #101 (November 1961)
which is reprinted
• from Rawhide Kid (Marvel, 1955 series) #5 (November 1955)

Indexer Notes

Text story with illustration.

The Outlaws Part 2 (Table of Contents: 58)

Kid Colt / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Jack Keller (credited) (signed as Jack Keller)

Inks

Jack Keller (credited) (signed as Jack Keller)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-355

Genre

western-frontier

Characters

Kid Colt [Blaine Colt]; Steel; Drago Dalton; Jim Dancer; Four-Finger Gill; Cotton Gray; Marshal Sam Hawk; Lucy Hawk; Jesse James; Cross-Draw Murdock; Johnny Ringo

Synopsis

Kid Colt and Sam Hawk defeat the outlaws, and Hawk's daughter helps the Kid escape her duty-bound father.

Reprints

• from Kid Colt Outlaw (Marvel, 1949 series) #101 (November 1961)

Badman Behind Bars! (Table of Contents: 59)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Dick Ayers (credited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-361

Genre

western-frontier

Characters

Moose Murdock

Synopsis

A man arrested for shooting an Indian thinks that his gang is breaking him free, but it is really the Indian's vengeful friends.

Reprints

• from Kid Colt Outlaw (Marvel, 1949 series) #101 (November 1961)

His Name Was Hank! (Table of Contents: 60)

Kid Colt / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Jack Keller (credited) (signed as Jack Keller)

Inks

Jack Keller (credited) (signed as Jack Keller)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-375

Genre

western-frontier

Characters

Kid Colt [Blaine Colt]; Steel; Hank

Synopsis

Kid Colt acts brutish to dissuade a youngster that idolizes him from turning outlaw.

Reprints

• from Kid Colt Outlaw (Marvel, 1949 series) #101 (November 1961)

The Creature in the Black Bog! (Table of Contents: 61)

cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee ?

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Steve Ditko (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Genre

science fiction

Characters

John; Martha

Reprints

• from Tales of Suspense (Marvel, 1959 series) #23 (November 1961)

Keywords

monsters; rowboats

I Entered the Dimension of Doom! (Table of Contents: 62)

comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Ray Holloway (credited)

Job Number

V-356

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Out there among the stars exist countless other worlds!

Genre

science fiction

Characters

John Cummings

Synopsis

A teenager uncovers a plot of two-dimensional beings to invade Earth by posing as a construction crew to dig a hole in the street that acts as a passageway between dimensions and thwarts their designs.

Reprints

• from Tales of Suspense (Marvel, 1959 series) #23 (November 1961)

Keywords

hypno-ray

Indexer Notes

Narrated in the first person.

The Wish (Table of Contents: 63)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

? (illustration)

Inks

? (illustration)

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

G-672

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Wishing doesn't always make it so, but in Tom's case it was different.

Genre

fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Tom Norton; Mr. Mason; Mr. Frank; Bobby Norton

Synopsis

A real estate agent gains telepathy from a magic paper weight.

Reprints

• from Tales of Suspense (Marvel, 1959 series) #23 (November 1961)
which is reprinted
• from Spellbound (Marvel, 1952 series) #24 (October 1955)

Indexer Notes

Text story with illustration.

The Creature from the Black Bog! (Table of Contents: 64)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Steve Ditko (credited)

Inks

Steve Ditko (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-357

First Line of Dialogue or Text

At last we've sold the store, Martha!

Genre

science fiction

Characters

John; Martha

Synopsis

A retired couple exploring the Everglades comes upon an alien who has been mired in the bog after landing to affect repairs and was making his way back to the ship. In exchange for their help in securing enough vines to pull him free of the bog, he removes their memories of the incident and makes them younger.

Reprints

• from Tales of Suspense (Marvel, 1959 series) #23 (November 1961)

Keywords

Florida; Fountain of Youth

Going Down! (Table of Contents: 65)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Paul Reinman (credited)

Inks

Paul Reinman (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-358

First Line of Dialogue or Text

The seeds of mystery and danger can grow anywhere!

Genre

horror-suspense

Characters

Simon Queel; Luther Zoroni; Mr. Cartwright

Synopsis

A greedy elevator operator fakes an accident to get a rich customer to give him a big tip, but the elevator falls forever as the suddenly sinister passenger promises he’ll get his reward.

Reprints

• from Tales of Suspense (Marvel, 1959 series) #23 (November 1961)

The Changeling (Table of Contents: 66)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Sol Brodsky (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-359

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Bored with the present?

Genre

science fiction

Characters

John; Alana; King (dog)

Synopsis

A teenager in the future desires to return to Earth despite scientist's warning that over thousands of years humans are no longer adapted to life on Earth. When the boy steals a rocket ship and makes the faster than light journey back to the original homeworld, he finds that the scientists were indeed correct as his rocket ship is only about an inch tall to the Earthmen.

Reprints

• from Tales of Suspense (Marvel, 1959 series) #23 (November 1961)

Keywords

Centaurius II (planet)

Indexer Notes

This story is similar to "I Landed on the Forbidden Planet!" drawn by Steve Ditko in Tales to Astonish (Marvel, 1959 series) #5 (September 1959).

Orrgo, the Unconquerable! (Table of Contents: 67)

cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Genre

science fiction

Reprints

• from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #90 (November 1961)

Orrgo... The Unconquerable! (Table of Contents: 68)

comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Ray Holloway (credited)

Job Number

V-364

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Orrgo (introduction); Jo-Jo

Synopsis

An alien race with immense telepathic and telekinetic powers send one of their kind to conquer Earth. He easily defeats the police and army and freezes Washington, DC in a block of ice, but is killed by a gorilla while resting because he only prepared defences against humans.

Reprints

• from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #90 (November 1961)

Keywords

monsters

Indexer Notes

Orrgo or a character based on him next appears in Defenders (Marvel, 2001 series) #9 (November 2001).

Special Sale (Table of Contents: 69)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Joe Maneely

Inks

Joe Maneely

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

J-932

Genre

fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Marvin Kale; Paula Kale

Synopsis

When a husband goes shopping he finds a new cleaning fluid that makes anything better than new, even him.

Reprints

• from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #90 (November 1961)
which is reprinted
• from Strange Tales of the Unusual (Marvel, 1955 series) #5 (August 1956)

Indexer Notes

Text story with illustration.

A Thousand Years Later... (Table of Contents: 70)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Steve Ditko (credited) (signed as Steve Ditko)

Inks

Steve Ditko (credited) (signed as Steve Ditko)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Ray Holloway (credited)

Job Number

V-365

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Adam; Eve

Synopsis

A scientist prolongs his life for a thousand years, outliving all his friends as Earth becomes overpopulated. When Earth is abandoned he stays behind with one young woman, leaving only the two of them, Adam and Eve, to restart civilization.

Reprints

• from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #90 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Narrated in the first person. This story is a retelling of "I Am the Last Man on Earth!" drawn by Don Heck, from Strange Worlds (Marvel, 1958 series) #1 (December 1958).

The Inhuman! (Table of Contents: 71)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Don Heck (credited)

Inks

Don Heck (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-366

Genre

science fiction

Characters

X-35

Synopsis

In a war against robots, the robots try to find a way to break the human defenses by sending a robot spy disguised as a human. The spy leads them into a trap, and they discover that their spy was a human disguised as a robot.

Reprints

• from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #90 (November 1961)

Germ Warfare (Table of Contents: 72)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Paul Reinman (credited) (signed as Paul Reinman)

Inks

Paul Reinman (credited) (signed as Paul Reinman)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Ray Holloway (credited)

Job Number

V-367

Genre

science fiction

Characters

John Marshall; Molitis germ

Synopsis

A medical researcher on a boat enlarges a germ to human size, causing it to attack him and hijack the boat. The germ lands on an island in order to make an army of enlarged germs, but an atomic test destroys it.

Reprints

• from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #90 (November 1961)

Keywords

monsters

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 73)

Millie the Model / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Why The Umbrella And Raincoat On A Sunny Day...

Genre

humor; fashion; teen

Characters

Millie; Clicker

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

The Terrific Typist! (Table of Contents: 74)

Millie the Model / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-373

Genre

teen

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

Millie's Fashion Pin-up (Table of Contents: 75)

Millie the Model / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-369

Genre

teen

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper dolls.

Millie's Big Moment (Table of Contents: 76)

Millie the Model / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-368

Genre

teen

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

Around the World with Millie (Table of Contents: 77)

Millie the Model / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-369

Genre

teen

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

A Whale of a Sale! (Table of Contents: 78)

Millie the Model / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-368

Genre

teen

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

The Newspaperwoman (Table of Contents: 79)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

H-937

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

Beauty at the Beach (Table of Contents: 80)

Millie the Model / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Genre

teen

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

Millie's Favorite Costume Jewelry (Table of Contents: 81)

Millie the Model / illustration / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited) (signed as Stan G.)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-369

Genre

teen

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

Out of This World! (Table of Contents: 82)

Millie the Model / comic story / 4 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-376

Genre

teen

Synopsis

Millie is inadvertantly launched into space aboard a rocket.

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

Millie's Cartoon Cut-Out! (Table of Contents: 83)

Millie the Model / cartoon / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited) (signed as Stan G.)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Genre

teen

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

Beauty at the Beach (Table of Contents: 84)

Millie the Model / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Stan Goldberg (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-374

Genre

teen

Reprints

• from Millie the Model Comics (Marvel, 1945 series) #105 (November 1961)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 85)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Linda, without you life means nothing to me!

Genre

humor; medical; romance

Characters

John Gallant; Linda Carter; Steve Stuart; Gwen Glitter

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 86)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-387

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Linda, I hope this won't seem like kid stuff to you...

Genre

humor; medical; romance

Characters

Steve Stuart; Linda Carter; Gwen Glitter; John Gallant; Dolly; Jackson

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)

The Surprise Guest (Table of Contents: 87)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

G-179

Genre

humor; medical; romance

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)
which is reprinted
• from Miss America (Marvel, 1953 series) #87 (November 1957)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 88)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-370

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Say, Linda, why are you getting all dolled up?

Genre

humor; medical; romance

Characters

Linda Carter

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Two short comic stories have the same job number: this story and the next story.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 89)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-370

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Follow me, Linda!

Genre

humor; medical; romance

Characters

Linda Carter

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Two short comic stories have the same job number: this story and the previous story.

Linda's Lovely Fashions (Table of Contents: 90)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-371

Characters

Linda Carter

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper doll.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 91)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-370

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Look, here comes Linda Carter!

Genre

humor; medical; romance

Characters

Linda Carter

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)

Gwen Glitter's Gorgeous Clothes! (Table of Contents: 92)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-371

Characters

Gwen Glitter

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper doll.

Beauty at the Beach! (Table of Contents: 93)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-371

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper doll.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 94)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / comic story / 4 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-386

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Gosh, today sure was a tough day, Linda!

Genre

humor; medical; romance

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)

Let's Dress the Boys! Featuring Steve Stuart (Table of Contents: 95)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / activity / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-371

Characters

Steve Stuart

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Paper doll.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 96)

Linda Carter, Student Nurse / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Inks

Al Hartley (credited) (signed as Al Hartley)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-385

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Wow! Look at Linda racing out of the hospital!

Genre

humor; medical; romance

Characters

Linda Carter

Reprints

• from Linda Carter, Student Nurse (Marvel, 1961 series) #2 (November 1961)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 97)

Fantastic Four / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek); Sol Brodsky (logo design)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

I -- I can't turn invisible fast enough!! How can we stop this creature, Torch?

Genre

superhero

Characters

The Fantastic Four [The Invisible Girl [Sue Storm]; The Human Torch [Johnny Storm]; The Thing [Ben Grimm]; Mr. Fantastic [Reed Richards]]; Giganto

Reprints

• from Fantastic Four (Marvel, 1961 series) #1 (November 1961)

Keywords

monsters

Indexer Notes

Timely-Atlas expert Michael Vassallo has examined hundreds of known Klein art and inking samples, as has Nick Caputo, and both agree that Klein is the inker of the cover. Mark Evanier also agrees on Klein's credit. Inkers originally cited as possibilities included Chris Rule and Dick Ayers (who has affirmed he did not ink the cover or interior).

Goldberg coloring credit disclosed in February 2011 http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=31016 http://www.firstcomicsnews.com/?p=20698 and mentioned on Fantastic Four #600 letters page.

Logo design credit from Todd Klein and Mark Evanier from Klein's Facebook page, used by permission. Klein says generally early Marvel logos were designed by Brodsky and either inked or finished by Simek.

An entire facsimile issue including the front cover and complete story was reprinted (minus the ads) in Golden Book and Record Set # SLP-185 in 1966. Maximum Fantastic Four contains the full issue (with ads) as a poster.

The Fantastic Four! (Table of Contents: 98)

Fantastic Four / comic story / 13 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited); Sol Brodsky ?

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-372

First Line of Dialogue or Text

With the sudden fury of a thunderbolt, a flare is shot into the sky over Central City!

Genre

superhero

Characters

The Fantastic Four [Mr. Fantastic [Reed Richards]; The Thing [Ben Grimm]; Invisible Girl [Sue Storm]; Human Torch [Johnny Storm]] (introduction, origin); the Mayor of Central City; Central City Police Department [Pete; unnamed members]; National Guard unnamed members;

Synopsis

Dr. Reed Richards takes his friends on a rocket trip that changes their lives forever.

Reprints

• from Fantastic Four (Marvel, 1961 series) #1 (November 1961)

Keywords

automobiles; Central City; cosmic rays; Fantasti-Flare; fighter jets; flare guns; missiles; National Guard; parachutes; rockets; spacecraft

Indexer Notes

Timely-Atlas expert Michael Vassallo has examined hundreds of known Klein art and inking samples, as has Nick Caputo, and both agree that Klein is the primary inker, with alterations likely by Sol Brodsky.

The Fantastic Four Meet the Mole Man! (Table of Contents: 99)

Fantastic Four / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited); Sol Brodsky ?

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-372

First Line of Dialogue or Text

And now, having met our four amazing characters, let us resume our tale...

Genre

superhero

Characters

The Fantastic Four [Mr. Fantastic [Reed Richards]; The Human Torch [Johnny Storm]; The Invisible Girl [Sue Storm]; The Thing [Ben Grimm]]; Mole Man [Moleman] (introduction); Monsters of Monster Isle [Giganto; Tricephalous] (introduction, all unnamed here); French Army [Pierre; unnamed soldiers]

Synopsis

Atomic plants disappear all around the world. Reed Richards pinpoints a place which is at the same distance from them all: Monster Isle.

Reprints

• from Fantastic Four (Marvel, 1961 series) #1 (November 1961)

Keywords

aircraft; diamonds; French army; French Equatorial Africa; monsters; nuclear power plants; Subterranea; Valley of Diamonds

Indexer Notes

Timely-Atlas expert Michael Vassallo has examined hundreds of known Klein art and inking samples, as has Nick Caputo, and both agree that Klein is the primary inker with Sol Brodsky likely providing corrections. Previous indexer credited Chris Rule.

The Moleman's Secret! (Table of Contents: 100)

Fantastic Four / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

George Klein (credited); Sol Brodsky ?

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Before we witness the breath-taking conclusion of our amazing tale, let us gather together all the loose ends!

Genre

superhero

Characters

The Fantastic Four [Mr. Fantastic [Reed Richards]; The Human Torch [Johnny Storm]; The Invisible Girl [Sue Storm]; The Thing [Ben Grimm]]; Mole Man [Moleman] (origin); Monsters of Monster Isle [Rock Monster Guardian [Ugu] (introduction); Giganto] (all unnamed)

Synopsis

Having captured the Fantastic Four, Moleman recounts how he discovered his underground kingdom.

Reprints

• from Fantastic Four (Marvel, 1961 series) #1 (November 1961)

Keywords

aircraft; blindness; Monster Isle; monsters

Indexer Notes

Timely-Atlas expert Michael Vassallo has examined hundreds of known Klein art and inking samples, as has Nick Caputo, and both agree that Klein is the inker, with alterations likely by Sol Brodsky. Previous indexer credited Chris Rule.

Thing in the Black Box; Midnight at the Wax Museum (Table of Contents: 101)

cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; science fiction

Characters

Dan Harper; Bob Crane

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #74 (November 1961)

Keywords

monsters

The Thing in the Black Box! (Table of Contents: 102)

comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-377

Genre

fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Dan Harper; Pandora

Synopsis

A shipwrecked man meets the legendary Pandora, who tricks him into releasing the demons from her box. Humanity is helpless against the demons, but the man forces Pandora to recall them by dispelling her illusory beauty.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #74 (November 1961)

Keywords

monsters

Indexer Notes

Narrated in the first person. This story is retold in Chamber of Darkness (Marvel, 1969 series) #3 (February 1970) as "Something Lurks on Shadow Mountain" by Roy Thomas and John Buscema.

The Remedy Oil (Table of Contents: 103)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Marie Severin

Inks

Marie Severin

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

J-984

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Mrs. Gerrity; Tom Gerrity; Officer O'Malley; Logarithm

Synopsis

An old-fashioned shopkeeper unwittingly saves the life of a boy from Mechanica when her remedy oil lubricates the gears in his brain.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #74 (November 1961)
which is reprinted
• from Uncanny Tales (Marvel, 1952 series) #54 (April 1957)
which is reprinted
• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #37 (August 1956) [retitled]

Indexer Notes

Text story with illustrations.

Midnight in the Wax Museum (Table of Contents: 104)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Ray Holloway (credited)

Job Number

V-378

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Bob Crane

Synopsis

An artist falls asleep in a wax museum and after midnight he is awoken by a sound. When he investigates, he finds that the wax figures are really aliens who are observing humans. He flees and summons the police, who attack the aliens with tear gas. The entire wax museum begins to shudder and the whole building lifts off into space. They leave behind a book which states that their intent was to pass along beneficial knowledge, but the humans are too dangerous and perhaps they will return in a thousand years.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #74 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Bob Crane, the fictional protagonist, is described as an artist for Journey into Mystery.

The Mechanical Men! (Table of Contents: 105)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Steve Ditko (credited) (signed as S. DITKO)

Inks

Steve Ditko (credited) (signed as S. DITKO)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-404

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Patrolman Patrick Smith; Z-4

Synopsis

An alien plot to infiltrate Earth with robotic dolls is unwittingly foiled by a police officer trying to get rid of peddlers.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #74 (November 1961)

Forever Is a Long Long Time! (Table of Contents: 106)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (plot); Larry Lieber (credited) (script)

Pencils

Don Heck (credited)

Inks

Don Heck (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Ray Holloway (credited)

Job Number

V-379

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Luther Kane; Dr. Jonathan Weems

Synopsis

A greedy businessman bullies a scientist into giving him a device that can give humans the 1,000-year lifespan of a giant redwood. He ignores the scientist's warnings and uses the ray on himself alone in his mansion, finding to his horror that the ray also renders its subject as immobile as a redwood.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #74 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

Narrated in the first person. This story is a retelling of "I Can Live Forever!" drawn by John Forte, in issue #55 (November 1959). The original has a more sympathetic main character and a happy ending.

Too Young (Table of Contents: 107)

cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited)

Inks

Jack Kirby (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek); Sam Rosen ?

Genre

romance

Reprints

• from Love Romances (Marvel, 1949 series) #96 (November 1961)

Indexer Notes

GCD index of the issue credits Sam Rosen with letters.

When You Search for Love! (Table of Contents: 108)

comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Jack Kirby (credited) (signed as Jack Kirby [signature])

Inks

Vince Colletta (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg ?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-389

Genre

romance

Reprints

• from Love Romances (Marvel, 1949 series) #96 (November 1961)

Baby Sister (Table of Contents: 109)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Tom Sawyer (illustration)

Inks

Tom Sawyer (illustration)

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

G-971

Genre

romance

Reprints

• from Love Romances (Marvel, 1949 series) #96 (November 1961)

Too Young (Table of Contents: 110)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Bob Forgione (credited)

Inks

Bob Forgione (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg ?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-388

Genre

romance

Reprints

• from Love Romances (Marvel, 1949 series) #96 (November 1961)

To Embrace a Dream! (Table of Contents: 111)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

?

Inks

Vince Colletta (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg ?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek)

Job Number

V-401

Genre

romance

Reprints

• from Love Romances (Marvel, 1949 series) #96 (November 1961)

He's Just A Friend Of Mine... (Table of Contents: 112)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited) (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Bob Forgione (credited) (signed as Bob Forgione)

Inks

Bob Forgione (credited) (signed as Bob Forgione)

Colors

Stan Goldberg ?

Letters

Ray Holloway (credited)

Job Number

V-400

Genre

romance

Reprints

• from Love Romances (Marvel, 1949 series) #96 (November 1961)

5 Fantastic Thrillers for the More Mature Reader (Table of Contents: 113)

cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (signed as Stan Lee [early- to mid-career])

Pencils

Steve Ditko (credited) (signed as S. Ditko)

Inks

Steve Ditko (credited) (signed as S. DITKO)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek); Sol Brodsky (logo design); typeset

Genre

science fiction

Characters

Bobby

Reprints

• from Amazing Adult Fantasy (Marvel, 1961 series) #7 (December 1961)

Indexer Notes

The cover has the slogan "The Magazine That Respects Your Intelligence." The cover art refers to the last story in the issue, titled "The Icy Fingers of Fear".

Logo design credit from Todd Klein, via his posting on his Facebook page, Comics Logos A #31: AMAZING ADULT FANTASY, 31 January 2021. Per Klein Brodsky probably penciled the logo and Simek inked it.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 114)

table of contents / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (credited)

Pencils

Steve Ditko (credited)

Inks

Steve Ditko (credited)

Colors

Stan Goldberg

Letters

Artie Simek (credited as Art Simek); typeset

Job Number

V-394

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Amazing Adult Fantasy Contents

Reprints

• from Amazing Adult Fantasy (Marvel, 1961 series) #7 (December 1961)