Amazing Stories of Suspense #119

Jan 1972 · Alan Class · 0.06 GBP

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In "The Little Wanderer," Dr. Hugh Taylor finds himself unraveling a mystery as cryptic notes—each with perfect solutions to the problems plaguing Project Satellite—begin appearing on his desk. With no clear source, he grows suspicious of one of his three co-workers, wondering if one of them might be a hidden genius, or something even more extraordinary. The story unfolds with quiet tension, drawn with precision by John Tartaglione, and its enigmatic cover by Steve Ditko captures the eerie sense of unseen intelligence watching from the shadows.

Contains 11 stories

The Little Wanderer

5 pp · Science Fiction, Superhero

Billy GoslinLoga (giant space bird)

A Victory for Venus

5 pp · Superhero

General NicholasVenutian aliens

The Long Night

5 pp · Science Fiction

The Wreck of X-44

5 pp · Superhero

Gerald Mudge

Test-Pilot's Nightmare

5 pp · Superhero

Dr. HargusMajor Silberling

Old Cap Hawkin's Tales

4 pp · War

Joey

Signed Sealed & Delivered

5 pp · Western-Frontier

Wild Bill Hickok

The Silent Shriek

4 pp · Science Fiction

CarpenterAndrews

The Unhuman

4 pp · Science Fiction

Dr. Hugh TaylorDr. Allan ColterDr. Argus FennDr. Benton Maze

In the quiet tension of Project Satellite, Dr. Hugh Taylor finds himself baffled by cryptic notes that solve his most pressing problems—each one arriving mysteriously on his desk. As suspicion grows, he begins to wonder if one of his three co-workers is not just brilliant, but something beyond human.

A Man Destroyed!

4 pp · Science Fiction

Jon Dryden

The Crooks Who Couldn't Be Caught!

4 pp · Crime, Fantasy

Al Jenkins