Appearing in "I Unleashed Shagg Upon the World!"
Featured Characters:
- Unnamed Archaeologist
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- United States Air Force
- Numerous unnamed soldiers
- United States Army
- Numerous unnamed soldiers
- Allah (Invoked)
- French Army
- NYPD
- Numerous unnamed police officers
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Milky Way
- "Third Galaxy" (Mentioned)
- Unidentified Planet (Mentioned)
Items:
- Archaeologist's Notebook
Synopsis for "I Unleashed Shagg Upon the World!"
An explorer pulls a switch in some ruins uncovered by a recent sandstorm which brings the sphinx to life. It turns out that the sphinx is actually a robot warrior placed upon Earth to wait for the right moment to strike. He scoops up the hapless human and deposits him inside the mechanism, then travels to Paris and destroys the Eiffel Tower. Next, Shagg swims to New York City and lays waste to it. During the carnage, Shagg is describing the invasion plans to the captive man when he mentions his fellow warriors freeing him from his centuries long slumber. The man interrupts with the revelation that his fellow warriors did not pull the switch, he did. Shagg is enraged, because he knows he cannot defeat an entire world armed with nuclear weapons by himself, and he uses cosmo-gamma electro-magnetic waves to undo all the damage he's done and make people forget about the events of the last few hours so he can go back into stealth mode. When the explorer regains consciousness lying next to the sphinx, he has no idea what has occurred until he reads his notebook he wrote while a captive of the sphinx. He hopes the record of events produced in his notebook are merely the result of a moment of madness.
Appearing in "The Green Man"
Spellbound #2
Featured Characters:
- Barney
Races and Species:
Synopsis for "The Green Man"
Spellbound #2
A former pilot can't get anyone to believe his story about the fatal radium poisoning he picked up from an alien, and so keeps spreading it.
Appearing in "I was Trapped in Horror House!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Captain Kidd (William Kidd) (Wax Statue)
- Jack the Ripper (Wax Statue)
- Numerous unnamed death row inmates
- Numerous unnamed correction officers
- Strangler of London (Kenneth Erskine) (Wax Statue)
- SPD (First appearance)
- Numerous unnamed police officers
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earthspace
- Earth
- United States of America
- Pennsylvania
- Unidentified Prison
- Smithville
- Unidentified Carnival
- House of Mystery
- Unidentified Carnival
- Pennsylvania
- United States of America
- Earth
- Hell
Synopsis for "I was Trapped in Horror House!"
A death row inmate named Joe Kane escapes from prison and goes to a carnival's House of Mystery to meet his friend Charlie. After becoming lost in the house Joe finds a strange robed man he thinks is Charlie, meanwhile the cops have already captured the real Charlie but Joe disappears, implying the robed man was a demon taking him to hell.
Appearing in "The Revenge of the Wooden Woman"
Featured Characters:
- Captain Cork
Supporting Characters:
- Valkyrie
Antagonists:
- Pirates (Apparent death)
- Numerous unnamed pirates (Apparent death)
Other Characters:
- Numerous unnamed sailors
- Captain Cork's Crew
- Numerous unnamed members
- Royal Navy
- Numerous unnamed members
Races and Species:
Locations:
Vehicles:
- Captain Cork's Ship (Destroyed)
Synopsis for "The Revenge of the Wooden Woman"
A sea captain who has fashioned a wooden woman after the image of his dead wife for the front of his ship is attacked by pirates who leave them adrift on the open sea. The ship does not respond to the pirate's attempts to steer it and instead heads into a storm where it flounders upon the rocks, casting the pirates into the surf. Then, the wooden lady is sighted by another vessel where it floats against the current leading the vessel back to the raft where her captain and crew have been abandoned. Its task accomplished, the wooden lady sinks beneath the waves with a smile upon her face.
Appearing in "I Am the Beast-Man!"
Featured Characters:
- Beast-Man (Igor Grozick) (First appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- USSR
- Igor's Superiors
Other Characters:
- Numerous unnamed scientists
- Numerous unnamed Americans
Races and Species:
Locations:
Items:
- Igor Grozick's Bear Suit
Synopsis for "I Am the Beast-Man!"
A Soviet spy disguises himself as a talking bear in order to make the American people look gullible and foolish, only to be caught in a nuclear weapons test that turns him into an actual talking bear.
Notes
- "I Unleashed Shagg Upon the World!" is reprinted in Strange Tales Annual #1 & Tomb of Darkness #18.