Amazing Stories of Suspense #159
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Judomaster... Traitor!!", the eponymous hero flies a stolen Japanese airplane to Tokyo, determined to stop a super rocket before it can be launched. After destroying the missile and the rocket's plans, he's captured and coerced into broadcasting a propaganda message against the Allies. Written and illustrated by Frank McLaughlin, with inks and letters by the same, this 1977 issue features a cover by McLaughlin that captures the tension of the moment — a 0.15 GBP comic where loyalty is tested and the line between hero and traitor blurs.
In "Judomaster... Traitor!!," the hero known as Judomaster flies a stolen Japanese airplane to Tokyo, determined to stop a super rocket before it can be launched. After destroying the missile and the rocket's plans, he's captured and compelled to broadcast a propaganda message against the Allies—turning his mission into a dangerous test of loyalty and resolve.
In "The Dreadful Dream," Frank Beech is haunted by a vivid train wreck he dreams of—only to live it the next morning, only to wake again, unsure if he’s truly awake. The story unfolds with a quiet dread, as reality blurs and the line between dream and waking life begins to fray.
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↩ Reprints Astonishing #52 (1956), World of Mystery #4 (1956), Journey into Unknown Worlds #57 (1957), Journey into Unknown Worlds #58 (1957), T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #5 (1966), Judomaster #90 (1966), Amazing Stories of Suspense #166 (1977)
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