Giant-Man
and Wasp show the fan club film of GM’s battle with the Human Top, telling them
that he was almost uncatchable with Wasp concerned what would happen if he ever
escaped….
Meanwhile,
the Human Top spins so fast that he is nearly invisible, fooling the guard into
thinking he has escaped so that he opens the cell door. The baddie heads to a
bank where he uses his speed to start a blizzard of paper, taking off with some
cash in the meantime. Hank and Janet see this on the television news and head
out as Giant-Man and Wasp. Hank demonstrates his new device: a tension cable
that allows him to rapidly descend to the ground yet with a soft landing. They
head to the bank where they have trouble getting in either large or small so
they must return to their normal sizes to investigate. The baddie is long gone
so all Hank can do is promise to catch him. It’s a nice day so Hank and Janet
decide to walk home; the Human Top spots them and follows them. While Hank is
trying to persuade Janet to be herself and not sound like a flighty socialite,
Human Top enters and snatches away Hank’s capsule belt. The baddie pops a
growth pill and is suddenly double his size: he spins and blows Hank into a closet
which he locks and captures Wasp by placing a jar over her and carrying her off
as a hostage. Hank summons the ants and has them bring a shrinking capsule
under the closet door; he swallows it and, as Ant-Man, escapes. He uses fabric
reducer to shrink his capsule belt to a proper size and has his flying ants
carry him through the air on a chariot and discovers the giant Human Top atop a
building luxuriating in his new power. Ant-Man makes himself known and grows
into Giant-Man and engages the villain. As they spar, Hank releases Wasp from
the glass and summons the building’s termites to weaken the roof so that when
Big Top lands on it, it collapses under him and Wasp pops a shrinking capsule
in his mouth restoring him to normal size.
“The
Treasure! [Part Two]”
Writer:
Unknown. Artist: Unknown.
Synopsis:
Continued from last issue: A sickly boy’s wish to be well is granted by the
wishing dog!
“The
Gypsy’s Secret!”
Writer:
Larry Lieber (credited as L.D. Lieberman). Plot: Stan Lee. Pencils: Larry
Lieber. Inks: George Roussos. Colors: ? Letters: Morrie Kuramoto.
Synopsis:
Wasp tells a story to Hank Pym: A Gypsy knows how to turn lead into gold; an
evil Baron demands to know the secret so the Gypsy takes him prisoner; the
Gypsy is really an alien scout charged with bringing a human captive back with
him and he chose the person most likely never to be missed!