| Issue | #19 |
| Published | February 1954 |
| Frequency | monthly |
| Cover Price | 0.10 USD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Stan Lee |
| Notes | Index revised with information from Saltarella via the GCD Error Tracker and atlastales.com. |
| Pencils | Bill Everett |
| Inks | Bill Everett |
| Synopsis | A scientist develops the means of murdering everyone on the planet, but commits suicide after hearing a knocking on his door figuring that it is Martians come to place the only living human in a zoo. It turns out to be a tree branch in the wind. |
| Pencils | Cal Massey |
| Inks | Cal Massey |
| Letters | typeset |
| Reprinted | from Astonishing (Marvel, 1951 series) #12 (April 1952) [originally titled "Horror for Sale"] |
| Synopsis | In 1973 the first landing on Mars retreats quickly after Martians toss flesh dissolving grenades at them. They bring one back to Earth and it is stolen by a communist spy. He takes it back to the communist leaders where they open it and all die. |
| Pencils | Bob Powell |
| Inks | Bob Powell |
| Synopsis | A man looking for an island paradise finds a witch doctor who keeps his zombie thinking he is a living man by transfusing blood into him. |
| Pencils | Tony DiPreta |
| Inks | Tony DiPreta |
| Synopsis | A man becomes wealthy by accusing his neighbors of disloyalty to the Red Chinese and sharing in the redistribution of wealth. Various soldiers pass through the area looking for traitors until there is no one left to accuse. When the last general asks who is wealthy, his neighbors point to the man and he is executed. |
| Pencils | Al Luster |
| Inks | Al Luster |
| Synopsis | A man gets rid of his uncle by tipping his rocking chair so he falls out the window. His conscience bothers him so that he thinks the rocker is still rocking, and he falls out the window himself. |
| Pencils | Bob Fujitani |
| Inks | Bob Fujitani |