Amazing Stories of Suspense #132
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Last Man Alive!", a disillusioned assistant believes he’s become invisible after a lab mishap, only to spiral into panic when his friends refuse to acknowledge him—leading him on a desperate, fatal journey back to the lab. Robert Q. Sale’s stark art brings a chilling tension to this 1973 Alan Class thriller, where reality and paranoia blur. Bill Everett’s cover captures the story’s eerie isolation with a haunting, shadowed figure on a lonely road.
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A professor's assistant arranges an accident for his employer in order to sell his invisibility potion to a foreign power. He drives to his buddies to announce the professor's death but they ignore him, and he thinks he must be invisible because he spilled a bit of formula on himself. He rushes back along the bad road to the lab and has a fatal accident. What he doesn't know is that his buddies really don't like him much and were ignoring him on purpose to teach him a lesson in manners and that the professor's formula didn't really work.
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