Jack Kirby used the pseudonyms Jack Curtiss and Curt Davis in the Count of Monte Cristo and The Diary of Dr. Hayward respectively. Sheena, the most popular of the jungle queen, made her debut in the first comic book from pulp magazine publisher fiction house. The issue also featured work by Will Eisner, Bob Kane and Mort Meskin.

It's alive! It's alive! Not exactly what Mary Shelley had in mind, Frankenstein: The Mad Science of Dick Briefer reanimates the most unusual Frankenstein take of all. What began as a horror feature in 1940s Prize Comics morphed after World War II into a comedic tale of a Frankenstein "who, like Fernando the Bull, would rather pluck flowers than pluck off people's heads." Briefer's Frankenstein mixes screwball comedy with canny observation of postwar America into a creation that would shock the original monster senseless!

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Continues from Captain Battle Jr.