Issue Guide
| # | Date | Cover Artist | Story | Story Artist |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | March/April 1955 | Wally Wood | The Arena | Al Williamson and Angelo Torres |
| Strategy | Bernard Krigstein | |||
| Revolution | Graham Ingels | |||
| The Return of King Arthur | Wally Wood | |||
| 2 | May/June 1955 | Al Williamson | The Champion | Al Williamson |
| Poetic Justice | Bernard Krigstein | |||
| The Colonel's Son | Graham Ingels | |||
| The King's Service | Wally Wood | |||
| 3 | July/Aug 1955 | Joe Orlando | The Cloak of Command | Al Williamson |
| Gentle As A Whisper | Joe Orlando | |||
| The Pyramid | Bernard Krigstein | |||
| Debt of Honor | Reed Crandall | |||
| 4 | Sept/Oct 1955 | Wally Wood | Gratitude | Joe Orlando |
| The Know-Nothing | Bernard Krigstein | |||
| The Taste of Freedom | Graham Ingels | |||
| A Knight's Dream | Reed Crandall | |||
| 5 | Nov/Dec 1955 | Wally Wood | Dangerous Animal | Wally Wood |
| Important Man | Graham Ingels | |||
| Treasure from Xanadu | Bernard Krigstein | |||
| Day of Reckoning | Al Williamson and George Evans |
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