Amazing Stories of Suspense #117
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Warlord and the Witch!", young scientist Collins races against time to warn the world of an alien invasion cloaked in a mysterious fog that paralyzes humanity. Spared only by his lead-shielded lab, he finds himself isolated not just from the invasion, but from the very people who should believe him—especially the skeptical Professor Dobson. With the truth buried beneath disbelief and confinement, Collins must find a way to prove the impossible before the fog returns. Art by Harry Lazarus, lettering by Ed Hamilton, and a striking cover by John Buscema and Tom Palmer.
In "The Blaze of Battle... the Flames of Love!", the Avengers surge across the dimensional barrier into Akron's world, where the fate of the Scarlet Witch and a group of kidnapped scientists hangs in the balance. With Akron's destructive plans accelerating, the heroes must navigate a realm where danger and emotion ignite in unexpected ways.
When a medium warns Helen Morley and Tom Bently of a "steel bird," Helen becomes terrified of flying—though the danger she fears may not be what the warning truly meant. The truth behind the cryptic message unfolds in unexpected ways, leaving their understanding of the threat deeply unsettled.
In "The Night Nothing Happened," young scientist Collins watches in dread as his instruments detect an alien arrival, only to find the world plunged into a silent fog that leaves everyone in a trance—except him, sheltered in his lead-lined lab. When the fog lifts and the world returns to normal, his warnings about the invasion fall on deaf ears, especially when even the respected Professor Dobson dismisses him as mad. The story lingers in the quiet tension between truth and disbelief, where the most terrifying thing may not be the alien threat, but the silence that follows.
In "The Hypnotic Trance!" from Amazing Stories of Suspense #117 (1971), Frank Hanson finds himself trapped in a mind-bending ordeal when hypnotist Thorko casts a spell during an ocean cruise, splitting his consciousness into a living double. As the doppelgänger begins to mimic Frank’s life—causing chaos and confusion—his wife Alice must find a way to stop the illusion before it consumes them both.
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↩ Reprints Forbidden Worlds #35 (1955), Forbidden Worlds #36 (1955), Adventures into the Unknown #79 (1956), Adventures into the Unknown #80 (1957), Mystical Tales #6 (1957), Adventures into the Unknown #105 (1959), Unusual Tales #44 (1961), Adventures into the Unknown #124 (1961), Space Adventures #57 (1964), The Avengers #75 (1970), The Avengers #76 (1970), Creepy Worlds #125 (1971)
Reprinted in Secrets of the Unknown #198 (1981)
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