Amazing Stories of Suspense #134
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When He Presses the Button!", a chilling tale from Amazing Stories of Suspense #134 (1973), a man and a woman enter a haunted house, only to face a spectral figure that defies explanation. As the skeptical man dismisses the apparition as a trick of the mind, his bold attempt to touch it leads to a horrifying transformation—leaving the woman frozen in dread as she realizes the truth too late. Penciled and inked by John Forte, this eerie story is bookended by a striking cover by Bill Everett, capturing the moment of dread with haunting precision.
In "The House of Fear!" from *Amazing Stories of Suspense* #134 (1973), a man and a woman step into a decaying mansion, drawn by unease and dread. As a ghostly figure emerges from the shadows, the man dismisses it as trickery—until he reaches out, only to reveal a chilling truth in his own reflection.
In "The Dragon's Roar!", a ruthless communist general enacts a brutal crackdown on a village celebrating the new year, ordering a dragon-shaped parade float rigged with machine guns to massacre the revelers. When the float advances through the streets, a real dragon emerges from the sky—mistaken by the soldiers for another weapon—only to unleash chaos upon the oppressors while leaving the villagers unharmed.
In "They Can't Resist!", a desperate alien from Ganymede tries to manipulate a blind man into activating a mysterious disk—its hidden gas meant to pave the way for an invasion—only to find his plan undone by the man’s inability to see. The story unfolds with quiet tension, turning a simple act of defiance into a quiet triumph of the unseen.
In "I Wore... The Mask of Drothor!", an artist’s obsession with an ancient sorcerer leads him to craft a haunting mask—only to find his own face slowly reshaping into its likeness. When he dons it for a daring robbery, the line between man and monster begins to blur.
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