Amazing Stories of Suspense #131
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "What Lurks Beneath?", two brothers take matters into their own hands after their well dries up due to a neighbor’s drilling, rerouting water back to their land with a makeshift pipe. What starts as a simple fix turns uneasy when a delivery man casually reveals the neighbor’s well has been poisoned by pesticides—raising chilling questions about the water they’ve been drinking. Art by Ed Winiarski, with cover by John Severin.
In "The Worst Thirst," two brothers take drastic measures when their neighbor’s newly dug well dries up their own, diverting the flow back to their land with a makeshift pipe. They drink deep, relieved at last—until a water delivery man casually reveals the neighbors’ well has been poisoned by pesticides, leaving the source of their relief dangerously tainted.
In "Contents: One Human!", a peculiar post office mystery unfolds when packages arrive containing tiny, shrunken people who grow to full size upon delivery. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story follows the curious case of a Martian entrepreneur using alien technology to undercut Earth's transportation industry—turning mail delivery into a high-stakes interplanetary hustle.
When a lone space pilot touches down on a desolate asteroid, he’s startled by a voice—clear, desperate, and seemingly coming from nowhere. As he tries to make sense of the eerie transmission, he begins to suspect the silence of the rock beneath him might be hiding something far stranger than he imagined.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #18 (1954), Astonishing #46 (1956), Strange Journey #3 (1958), Tales to Astonish #23 (1961), Creepy Worlds #125 (1971)
Reprinted in Amazing Stories of Suspense #S[B]
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