Amazing Stories of Suspense #107

Jan 1971 · Alan Class · 1'- [0-1-0 GBP]; 0.05 GBP

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In "Beware Computo Commander of the Robot Hive!", Professor Terence Flemyng wakes from a chilling dream of New York City’s sudden abandonment—only to find strange signs that the vision might have been more than just imagination. With eerie precision, Kurt Schaffenberger’s art brings to life a world where the line between dream and reality blurs, as Flemyng confronts unsettling clues that something unnatural is at work. The cover by John Romita and Frank Giacoia captures the story’s tense, futuristic dread, making this 1971 Alan Class standout a must-read for fans of early speculative suspense.

Contains 6 stories

Beware Computo Commander of the Robot Hive!

15 pp · Superhero

X-Men [Cyclops [Scott Summers]Marvel Girl [Jean Grey]]Quasimodo (villain)Computo (villain, introduction, death)Cybertrons (villain, introduction, death)

A Word of His Own

6 pp · Fantasy

HendrixSherryMartha

First Stop... Mars!

9 pp · Science Fiction

Prof. HarleyPaul Foster

The Deadly Cargo of Spaceship 90

7 pp · Science Fiction

Captain Brencher

Captive from Space

7 pp · Science Fiction

CraigProfessor Beamont

The Deserted City

6 pp · Fantasy

Terence FlemyngParker

In "The Deserted City," Professor Terence Flemyng wakes from a vivid dream in which he unwittingly triggers the mass evacuation of New York City—only to find unsettling traces that suggest the dream might have been something more. As he grapples with the eerie possibility that his subconscious has touched reality, the line between nightmare and truth begins to blur.