Amazing Adult Fantasy #13 [JC Penney Marvel Vintage Pack] #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Unsuspecting," Stan Lee and Steve Ditko deliver a delightfully absurd twist on mythic power, as Zeus—after decades of thunderous authority—descends to Earth only to be treated like a novelty act. The legendary god, stripped of his divine aura, finds himself bewildered by mortal fascination, leading to a humbling retreat back to Mt. Olympus. Steve Ditko’s distinctive art, with inks and colors by Ditko and Stan Goldberg, brings the cosmic comedy to life, while the cover by Ditko captures the story’s wry, otherworldly charm.
In "Great Zeus," the king of the gods grows weary of Olympus and descends to Earth, only to find mortals more interested in booking him for parties than fearing his thunder. Frustrated by his newfound role as a party act, Zeus retreats back to the heavens, leaving behind a city that mistook divine power for entertainment.
In "The Ultimate Weapon," a chilling Cold War standoff unfolds when the western powers launch an empty globe over Moscow, exploiting fear and uncertainty to pressure communist leaders into disarming—without ever revealing what the globe truly is. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this five-page science fiction tale thrives on tension and psychological warfare, leaving the outcome as ambiguous as the globe itself.
In "At the Stroke of Midnight!" from *Amazing Adult Fantasy* #13, a sudden undersea invasion shakes New York—only to find the city eerily empty, its streets cleared by a routine civil defense drill. As colossal sea beasts confront the silence, they’re met with a terrifying new threat, leading them to question everything they thought they knew about humanity. The next morning, the Statue of Liberty bears the strange mark of a skinned knuckle.
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