- Script
- Dave Scroggy
- Letters
- typeset
inside front cover includes an editorial by Dave Scroggy on the second year anniversary of Pacific Comics and the company's future plans, including an unpublished Jack Kirby series, The Midnight Men.
- Script
- Jack Kirby
- Pencils
- Jack Kirby
- Inks
- Mike Thibodeaux
- Colors
- Tom Luth
- Letters
- Palle Jensen
- Genre
- science fiction
- Characters
- Captain Victory; Klavus; Tarin; Egghead; Flavia; Three Musketeers [D'Artagnan; Aramis; Athos]
- Synopsis
- Cosmic imp Egghead has transformed the crew into versions of figures from Earth's history. When Captain Victory investigates, he, Klavus, and Tarin are drawn to medieval France where they are taken to be demons and hunted by the townspeople. Egghead gives them sanctuary in the Notre Dame cathedral and reveals that he has brought them there to save a damsel in distress and defuse a Q bomb. Egghead takes the outfits from the Three Musketeers and sends Captain Victory and his men off to save Lieutenant Flavia from being burned at the stake. Finally, Egghead disposes of the bomb and himself.
The story is actually bannered "Captain Victory and His Galactic Rangers!!"
- Script
- Jack Kirby
- Pencils
- Jack Kirby
- Inks
- Mike Thibodeaux
- Colors
- Tom Luth
- Letters
- Palle Jensen
- Genre
- science fiction
Describes a being who searches out and destroys asteroids which are on a collision course with life-bearing worlds, and suggests that these characters may have inspired the tales of Mercury flying across the sky in his chariot.
- Script
- Jack Kirby
- Pencils
- Jack Kirby
- Inks
- Mike Thibodeaux
- Colors
- Tom Luth
- Letters
- Palle Jensen
- Genre
- science fiction
Describes teams of women sent to scout newly discovered planets, and suggests such a team may be responsible for the myths about the Amazon race.
- Script
- Jack Kirby
- Pencils
- Jack Kirby
- Inks
- Mike Thibodeaux
- Colors
- Tom Luth
- Letters
- Palle Jensen
- Genre
- science fiction
Describes the tasks of the members of Zero Section, which include descending on a planet to grant its people a primitive code of discipline as a first step towards civilization, suggestive of the many ancient law-giver myths.