Issue Guide
| # | Date | Cover Artist | Story | Story Artist |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 | March 1954 | Wally Wood | The Children | Wally Wood |
| Fish Story | Al Williamson | |||
| The Flying Machine | Bernard Krigstein | |||
| Fair Trade | Joe Orlando | |||
| 24 | June 1954 | Al Feldstein | ...For Posterity | Wally Wood |
| The Teacher From Mars | Joe Orlando | |||
| The Pioneer | Bernard Krigstein | |||
| Upheaval! | Al Williamson | |||
| 25 | Sept 1954 | Al Williamson | Flying Saucer Report | Wally Wood |
| A Sound of Thunder | Al Williamson | |||
| Bellyful | Bernard Krigstein | |||
| Harvest | Joe Orlando | |||
| 26 | Dec 1954 | Al Feldstein | Special UFO Issue | Wally Wood |
| Joe Orlando | ||||
| Reed Crandall | ||||
| George Evans | ||||
| 27 | Jan/Feb 1955 | Wally Wood | Adaptability | Wally Wood |
| Close Shave | Reed Crandall | |||
| 4th Degree | Jack Kamen | |||
| I, Robot | Joe Orlando | |||
| 28 | March/April 1955 | Al Feldstein | The Inferiors | Wally Wood |
| Lost in Space | Al Williamson | |||
| Round Trip | Jack Kamen | |||
| The Trial of Adam Link | Joe Orlando | |||
| 29 | May/June 1955 | Frank Frazetta | The Chosen One | Wally Wood |
| Vicious Circle | Al Williamson | |||
| Genesis | Reed Crandall | |||
| Adam Link in Business | Joe Orlando |
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