Amazing Stories of Suspense #101
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Name Is... Yellowjacket!", a mountain climber’s life is changed forever when he encounters a girl made of ice during a perilous ascent—her touch saves him, and their bond deepens despite the impossible odds. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Mort Drucker, this eerie, dreamlike tale follows the climber’s haunting return to his world, haunted by recurring visions of her, as a mysterious mental block struggles to erase what his heart refuses to forget. The cover by John Buscema and George Klein captures the story’s icy mystery with striking contrast and tension.
In "I Plunged Into Darkness!", a lone mountain climber stumbles into a frozen realm and finds unexpected salvation in a girl born of ice. Though separated by worlds, their bond lingers in haunting dreams—fueled by a love so deep it defies the mind's attempts to forget.
In "Vera, My Dark Star!", Robert Foster seeks answers from the reclusive Alonzo Spade after years of birthday misfortunes, only to learn the strange truth: his ill luck is tied to a malevolent star named Vera. When the star is finally destroyed, Foster believes he’s escaped its grip—until he realizes Vera’s influence may not be so easily shaken.
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↩ Reprints The Avengers #59 (1968)
Reprinted in Amazing Stories of Suspense #185 (1980)
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