Appearing in "The Martian Who Stole a City!"
Tales of Suspense #29
(originally printed as The Martian Who Stole A City!)
Featured Characters:
- Bobby Carter (First and only known appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Mr. Carter (Bobby's Father)
- Mrs. Carter (Bobby's Mother)
Antagonists:
- Martian Who Stole a City (First and only known appearance)
Other Characters:
- Bill Gordon
- CPD
- Helen (Mentioned)
- Ann (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth
- United States of America
- Center City
- United States of America
- Mars
Items:
- Martian's transport gun
Vehicles:
- Martian's spacecraft
Synopsis for "The Martian Who Stole a City!"
Tales of Suspense #29
(originally printed as The Martian Who Stole A City!)
A teenage puzzle solver deduces that the Martian who is stealing entire city blocks with a mechanism that can transport them to Mars is sensitive to light. Armed with this knowledge, the authorities overpower the creature and force him to reverse the effects of the mechanism.

Appearing in "Nothing Can Save Us!"
Tales of Suspense #29Nothing Can Save Us!
Featured Characters:
- X-34 Space Exploration Team
- Captain Rick Marshall
- Several other unnamed members[1]
Supporting Characters:
Other Characters:
- Unnamed Space Academy Teacher
Races and Species:
Locations:
Vehicles:
- X-34's Spaceship
Synopsis for "Nothing Can Save Us!"
Tales of Suspense #29Nothing Can Save Us!
In the year 2088 a group of space explorers with rocket trouble find themselves crash landed on a planet with at least a week of repair work before they can leave. The crew is frightened by a monstrous dragon-like creature that breathes fire, and they want to use the ship's weapons to destroy it. The captain refuses, even drawing a gun on them, to allow planetary protocols to be violated. They can only attack native creatures in self-defense. The argument between the crew and captain seems moot when they notice an asteroid making its way towards them at high speed and will surely smash them before they can complete their repairs. When they accept their fate and wait for doom to befall them, they are surprised to see the dragon monster take notice of the asteroid and direct flame breath at it to alter its course. The crew realize that the regulations governing space explorer behavior were written by wise men for good reasons.

Appearing in "The Drop of Water"
Marvel Tales #105The Drop of Water
Featured Characters:
- Albert (Main story and flashback)
Supporting Characters:
- Albert's Unnamed College Professor (Only in flashback)
- Crying Statue (Only in flashback)
Other Characters:
- Midgard Serpent (Statue)
- Loki, The God of Fraud and Mischief (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Frost Giants (Mentioned)
Locations:
- Earth-616
- Austria (Only in flashback)
- Vienna (Only in flashback)
- University of Vienna (Only in flashback)
- Unnamed Park (Only in flashback)
- Vienna (Only in flashback)
- Austria (Only in flashback)
Items:
- Statue's Tear
Synopsis for "The Drop of Water"
Marvel Tales #105The Drop of Water
The tear from a statue turns out to be the universal solvent.
Appearing in "In Little Pieces"
Marvel Tales #105In Little Pieces
Featured Characters:
- Ben Maijus (Apparent death)
Supporting Characters:
- Verna Maijus (Ben's Wife)
Other Characters:
- Winstead Company (Mentioned)
- Walter Hothorn (Photo) (Death)
- Norton-Bries
- Harvey Mayberry (Photo) (Death)
- Robert Putnam (one of Ben's bosses) (First and only known appearance; dies)
- Frank Werner (Ben's co-worker)
- Mr. J. Norton (one of Ben's bosses) (Apparent death)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth-616
- Earth
- United States of America
- Silver Falls
- Norton-Bries
- Silver Falls
- United States of America
- Earth
Synopsis for "In Little Pieces"
Marvel Tales #105In Little Pieces
A man finds he has the power to kill people by tearing photos of them. He decides to get rid of his shrew wife by tearing her photo but after doing it without even glancing at it, his recently fearful wife tells him that she has been trying to please him lately so she replaced her photo with one of him.
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- ↑ Varying wide-angle and full-panel group shots show between 5-8 team members total.