Amazing Stories of Suspense #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Thunder Alley," Lady Cynthia Conway wakes from a five-year coma with a startling memory: she believes she was married to Bill Manion and lived in Kansas all along. Now back in England, she’s torn between her past life and the man who claims to have been her husband—Bill, who arrives to bring her home. With Creig Flessel and Emil Gershwin’s moody, atmospheric art capturing every uneasy turn, and Dick Giordano’s dramatic cover setting the tone, this 1971 Alan Class tale blends mystery and psychological tension in a story that lingers long after the final page.
In "The Second Mrs. Manion!" from *Amazing Stories of Suspense* #112 (1971), Lady Cynthia Conway wakes from a coma with a startling memory: she’s been married to Bill Manion and lived in Kansas for five years. But when Bill arrives to take her home, he insists she’s been with him all along—confusing her past and present in a way that blurs reality.
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