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Amazing Stories of Suspense#18
Cover: Jack Kirby & Dick Ayers

Amazing Stories of Suspense #18

Jan 1964 · Alan Class · 1'- [0-1-0 GBP]
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Contains 14 stories
Colossus Lives Again
13 pp · Science Fiction

In "Colossus Lives Again," the massive alien machine known as the Colossus—now en route to America for an International Fair—is suddenly reactivated by the crab-like invaders from Cancrius III. As the Colossus awakens, it turns from a symbol of interstellar peace into a weapon of conquest, targeting the United States with terrifying precision.

The Mysterious Machine!
4 pp · Humor, Science Fiction
The Man Who Ran Away!
4 pp · Science Fiction
One World at a Time!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Look Out Below!
4 pp · Fantasy
Safari in the Sky!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Take a Giant Step
4 pp · Science Fiction
The Night People
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Night People," a young boy’s fear turns into an unexpected act of courage when space aliens visit Earth to plan an invasion. After being too terrified to lie about the best time to strike, he’s sent back to check the newspaper—only to realize that tomorrow is the Fourth of July. With a sudden spark of resolve, he tells the aliens to wait until after nightfall, knowing the fireworks will scare them off.

Land of Vanishing Men
4 pp · Fantasy
The Eyes of Mr. Moody!
3 pp · Fantasy

In "The Eyes of Mr. Moody!", a nervous hypnotist attempts to summon courage by putting himself under, only to wake up convinced he’s amassed a fortune in just one year—only to find his wealth was never real. The story unfolds with quiet unease as his mind plays tricks on him, blurring the line between ambition and illusion.

The Strange Exchange!
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Strange Exchange!", a state department employee’s unexpected desire for a remote posting lands him in an extraordinary role: the human envoy to the Martian embassy. As he navigates the strange customs and alien politics of his new post, he begins to question just how far from Earth he truly is.

The Man Who Went Back!
4 pp · Fantasy
Sorry, Wrong Planet!
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "Sorry, Wrong Planet!", a newly arrived alien, eager to begin colonizing Earth, accidentally misidentifies his landing site when he asks a passing stranger if he’s on Earth—only to be met with a dry "No, it's Mars." The alien, taking the reply at face value, vanishes, leaving behind a growing mystery. Soon, Earth’s scientists detect unmistakable signs of colonization activity—on Mars.

The Mysterious Boarder
3 pp · Fantasy

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Jack Kirby
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Dick Ayers

Reprints

↩ Reprints Marvel Tales #139 (1955), Strange Tales #43 (1956), Strange Tales #44 (1956), Strange Tales #45 (1956), Tales of Suspense #20 (1961)

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