Weird Tales Of The Wee Males At the Lee School, Jeff Mace finishes reading "Gulliver's Travels" to his class. One student questions the realism behind the story and Jeff relates one of Captain America's most recent adventures where he discovered the Teeny-Weeny People, a secret society of tiny humanoids.
Artwork and inks by Ken Bald.
No Man Is An Island While fishing in the Bahamas, Captain America is caught in a storm and forced to seek shelter on what he believes to be an abandoned island. Instead he finds the home of John Barton, an elderly hermit who hears voices of those he has wronged, and fears that somebody will die again and soon. Can Cap help?
Written by Otto Binder.
Artwork and inks by Ken Bald.
A Burial For Benny! Detective Chip McCoy is called to the scene of the murder of Benny the Bandit. Can Detecitve McCoy link it back to "The Boss?"
Written by Bill Woolfolk.
Bargain Of Death After putting on a show for children at the Good Heart Hospital, the Human Torch and Sun Girl chat about the Torch's powers. Sun Girl wonders how good a crime fighter the Torch would be if he didn't use his flame powers. The two make a bet, and the Torch promises to go the entire day without using his flame powers. He even promises that for each time he does, he will donate $1000 to the hospital.
Can he do it?
NOTE: This issue marks the last Human Torch back-up story in Captain America Comics until a brief revival in the 1950s. Next issue's back-up story features the Sub-Mariner.
