- Script
- George Caragonne (credited)
- Pencils
- Don Hudson (credited as Donald Hudson)
- Inks
- Art Nichols (credited)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- Ken Lopez (credited)
- Genre
- sports
- Characters
- Doc Lewis; Little Mac
- Synopsis
- Little Mac, a losing boxer, meets Doc Lewis, a former heavyweight contender.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- boxing
One name from the credits ("Diane Dua") appears to be cut off by a strip of yellow spanning the top of the page.
- Script
- Mark McClellan (credited); Bill Vallely (credited)
- Pencils
- Art Nichols (credited)
- Inks
- P. Zorito (credited)
- Colors
- Janet Jackson (credited as J. Jackson)
- Letters
- Ken Lopez (credited)
- Genre
- humor; fantasy-supernatural
- Characters
- Mario; Stanley
- Synopsis
- The talking fish Stanley keeps pestering Mario.
- Reprints
The page previous to this story states that the story was created on stage in front of news and TV cameras at a press conference that announced Nintendo Comics System. It says that "The Fish That Should've Gotten Away" was the first story created for the series.
- Script
- George Caragonne (credited)
- Pencils
- Rodney Ramos (credited)
- Inks
- Joe Rubinstein (credited as Joe Rubenstein)
- Colors
- The Graduations (credited as The Gradations)
- Letters
- Ken Lopez (credited)
- Genre
- fantasy-supernatural; adventure
- Characters
- Ganon; Link; Miff; Princess Zelda; Molblin; Vire
- Synopsis
- Link adventures through a dungeon to rescue Zelda, who has been captured by Ganon.
- Reprints
Continued in "Choices" on the next page.
- Script
- George Caragonne (credited)
- Pencils
- Rodney Ramos (credited)
- Inks
- Dan Panosian (credited)
- Colors
- The Graduations (credited as The Gradations)
- Letters
- Ken Lopez (credited)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Yield, Princess Zelda!
- Genre
- fantasy-supernatural; adventure
- Characters
- Ganon; Impa (flashback); Link; Miff; Princess Zelda; Darknut
- Synopsis
- Believing that Link is dead, Zelda escapes and travels through the dungeon to slay Ganon.
- Reprints
Continued from the previous story, "Assault."